TL;DR
Get audio and creator gear delivered free — and shop member deals
- Fast, free delivery on millions of items
- Access to Prime Big Deal Days deals on October 6–7
- Prime Video, Amazon Music and more included
Monsieur Periné say they will separate for an indefinite period after nearly two decades together. The Colombian band plans to complete seven remaining tour dates, which representatives confirmed will be its final performances before the hiatus.
Colombian band Monsieur Periné announced Monday that it will take an indefinite hiatus after nearly two decades together, saying its members need time apart. The group plans to complete seven remaining tour dates, which representatives confirmed will be its final performances before the break.
In a message to fans, the band said it did not know how long the separation would last. “We’re going to separate,” the members wrote in Spanish, according to Consequence’s report. They said they need individual space and hope it may allow them to find one another again in the future from a different place and frame of mind. The group described the decision as perhaps the most difficult it had made.
The remaining dates are part of the Instrucciones Para Ser Feliz Tour. After a September 29 performance in New Orleans, the listed schedule continues October 1 in Orlando and October 2 in Miami, followed by Mexico City on October 10, Bogotá on October 24, Caracas on November 7, Ibagué on November 15 and Dorado, Puerto Rico, on November 29. The band’s representatives confirmed that these shows will be its final performances before the hiatus.
The announcement comes weeks after Monsieur Periné received a 2026 Latin Grammy nomination for Best Contemporary Pop Album for Instrucciones Para Ser Feliz. The album’s track “Aguaráchate” was also recently included on the EA Sports FC 27 soundtrack, according to the report. The band thanked fans who have followed its career and said it hopes the remaining concerts can be a celebration of its nearly 20 years together.
A Break During a New Milestone
The pause puts the band’s immediate live plans into focus: the scheduled concerts are expected to be the last chance for audiences to see Monsieur Periné perform before the hiatus. Fans with plans to attend can refer to the listed dates, while recognizing that the source report does not provide further details about ticket policies or any changes to individual events.
The timing also places the announcement alongside renewed attention for the group. Its latest album is nominated for a Latin Grammy, and one of its songs has reached the EA Sports FC 27 soundtrack. Those developments are confirmed in the source report; they do not establish why the band chose to pause or whether the nomination and soundtrack placement influenced the decision.
For the band, the stated aim is time apart, with the possibility—but no promise—of reconnecting in the future. That leaves the hiatus open-ended for fans and the music industry. The announced final dates offer a near-term endpoint for performances, while the group has not set a return date or described plans for members’ individual work.
Nearly Two Decades Together
Monsieur Periné is a Colombian band whose members have performed together for nearly 20 years, according to the announcement as reported by Consequence. The group’s message frames the separation as a need for personal space and leaves open the possibility that its members could reunite in a different mood or at a later point. It does not state that the band is permanently disbanding.
The announcement follows the release of Instrucciones Para Ser Feliz, the album nominated for Best Contemporary Pop Album at the 2026 Latin Grammy ceremony. Its nomination is the group’s latest, according to the report; the source identifies Monsieur Periné as a two-time Latin Grammy winner. The report also notes the recent placement of “Aguaráchate” on the EA Sports FC 27 soundtrack, but gives no further information about the track’s role in the game or the timing of its release.
The tour is called the Instrucciones Para Ser Feliz Tour. The source lists seven remaining performances after the September 29 New Orleans show, spanning the United States, Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela and Puerto Rico. The run is due to end November 29 in Dorado. Representatives’ confirmation that these are the last performances before the break makes the scheduled tour the clearest near-term marker in the band’s announcement.
““We’re going to separate. We don’t know for how long. What we do know is that we need this space.””
— Monsieur Periné, in a message to fans, as translated in Consequence’s report
No Return Date Has Been Set
The band has not said how long the hiatus will last, whether it considers the separation temporary in practice, or what would prompt the members to reunite. Its message expresses hope that they may find one another again, but gives no commitment to resume recording or touring. No individual projects or plans during the break were described in the source report.
The report identifies the remaining seven concerts as final before the hiatus and provides their dates and locations. It does not say whether the band will make further announcements about the shows, whether the schedule could change, or whether additional performances might be added. The group’s reasons beyond its stated need for individual space are also not detailed.
The 2026 Latin Grammy nomination is confirmed, but the source material does not provide the ceremony date, other nominees, or the outcome. It also gives no detail on how “Aguaráchate” will appear in EA Sports FC 27. Those developments are relevant context for the timing, but their relationship to the hiatus remains unknown.
Seven Concerts Before the Pause
Monsieur Periné is scheduled to continue the tour with performances in Orlando on October 1 and Miami on October 2, then Mexico City on October 10. The remaining listed stops are Bogotá on October 24, Caracas on November 7, Ibagué on November 15 and Dorado, Puerto Rico, on November 29. Representatives have confirmed these are the band’s final performances before its hiatus.
After the scheduled closing date in Puerto Rico, the band has not announced further performances or a date for its return. Fans can expect the next concrete information to concern the remaining shows or any later statement from the group. The current announcement sets out a touring endpoint, but leaves the longer-term future of Monsieur Periné open.
Key Questions
Is Monsieur Periné breaking up permanently?
The band announced an indefinite hiatus and said it does not know how long the separation will last. It expressed hope that its members may find one another again in the future, but did not promise a reunion.
Will Monsieur Periné finish its current tour?
The band is scheduled to play seven remaining dates. Representatives confirmed those performances will be the group’s last before the hiatus.
What is Monsieur Periné’s latest Latin Grammy nomination?
Instrucciones Para Ser Feliz is nominated for Best Contemporary Pop Album at the 2026 Latin Grammy ceremony, according to the source report.
When is the last listed concert before the hiatus?
The final listed date is November 29 in Dorado, Puerto Rico, at Festival Color Caribe.
Source: rss
Fall Picks
fall essentials
As an affiliate, we earn on qualifying purchases.
