ELA TAUBERT is no longer just the artist to watch—she’s the artist everybody is watching. Coming off a Latin GRAMMY win and a debut album that practically screamed “breakthrough,” the Colombian singer-songwriter is hitting the road for her first-ever international tour, and Latin America is the first stop.

Titled after her introspective debut album, Preguntas a las 11:11, the tour begins August 31 in Puerto Rico before heading to Chile, Argentina, Peru, and Colombia. With more cities in Mexico, Spain, and the U.S. soon to be announced, this marks a global glow-up for an artist who, up until a year ago, was still being categorized as “up-and-coming.”

Now? She's on the cover of Rolling Stone En Español, named one of the top 25 in their Future of Music issue—and now officially the FAME Volume 44 cover star. She just lit up the Sueños Festival in Chicago. And she’s doing it all with a lyrical pen soaked in brutal honesty and vulnerability that hits harder than most breakup ballads ever could.

“This tour is a way to answer, sing, and feel with all of you…”

Taubert’s breakout album doesn’t waste time on filler. Each song is a 3-minute conversation with your inner monologue. Tracks like “¿Trato Hecho?” and “¿Quien Soy Para Juzgar?” hit different when you're alone with your thoughts—or thousands deep in a crowd singing along. That’s the magic she’s about to bring live.

As she puts it, “This tour is a way to answer, sing and feel with all of you the questions we ask ourselves at 11:11.” Prepare to feel seen.

The Stats Are Loud, But the Vibe Is Intimate

Since being named “Best New Artist” at the 2024 Latin GRAMMYs, Ela’s been collecting accolades like concert wristbands. She took home 'Pop-Rock/Urban Female New Artist' at Premio Lo Nuestro and landed nods from Amazon Music, Pandora, and VEVO DSCVR—all stamping her as one of the definitive voices of 2025.

Even so, she’s kept her sound personal, intimate, and—let’s just say it—refreshingly unpolished in the best way. It’s raw, it's warm, and it has that rare ability to make you cry in a club or find clarity in a chorus.

Where to Catch Her

Here’s a peek at the confirmed LATAM tour stops:

• August 31 – San Juan, PR | Centro de Bellas Artes
• October 9 – Santiago, Chile | Teatro Coliseo
• October 10 – Buenos Aires, AR | Teatro Vorterix
• October 12 – Lima, Peru | Centro de Convenciones Barranco
• October 23-26 – Monterrey, CDMX & Guadalajara, MX
• November 29 – Bogotá, COL | TBD

More stops—including U.S. and Spain—are on the way. And knowing Ela? She’s not just going to perform—she’s going to leave behind a trail of catharsis, content, and probably a few tears.