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The Toten Hosen play their final concert in Argentina
The German punk band the Toten Hosen played its final concert in Argentina on Saturday night.
About 15,000 people attended the sold-out show at the Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires.
It was the band’s 50th performance in the country, where it first played in 1992.
Over the decades, Argentina became a second home for the group, and fans sang along to its German lyrics.
The band also continued visiting during a period when international stars avoided Argentina after its early-2000s state bankruptcy.
Singer Campino said the band had found friends for life there.
The members plan to give their final concerts in Germany next year, though no dates are given.
The Toten Hosen played their 50th and final concert in Argentina on Saturday evening.
About 15,000 fans attended the sold-out show at the Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires.
The band’s farewell came 34 years after its first Buenos Aires performance.
Campino said Argentina had helped shape the band.
The group had played three concerts in the country on its final Argentina trip.
- Who
- The Toten Hosen, led by singer Campino, and about 15,000 fans.
- What
- The band played its 50th and final concert in Argentina.
- When
- Saturday evening; the article was published on October 11, 2026.
- Where
- Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
- Why
- The concert marked the end of the band’s Argentina performances after 34 years of ties with the country.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Without Argentina, we would not be what we are.
We have found friends for life.
It is always better to leave a little too early than a little too late.
The Toten Hosen played their first Buenos Aires show at the Halley club.
The band played concerts in Rosario and Tandil as part of a three-concert Argentina trip.
The band played its final Argentina concert at the sold-out Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires.
- Final Argentina show
- 50th performance
- Attendance
- About 15,000 fans
- Venue
- Movistar Arena, Buenos Aires
- First Buenos Aires show
- September 11, 1992
- Farewell trip
- Three concerts, including shows in Rosario and Tandil
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