Mon Laferte Tickets

Mon Laferte started out as a contestant on a Chilean TV talent show and has since become one of Latin music's most distinctive voices, winning multiple Latin Grammys along the way.

Born in Viña del Mar, Chile, and based in Mexico since 2007, she moves between bolero, cumbia, ranchera, rock, and electronics with a deep, bittersweet alto that has made her instantly recognizable.

She is also a visual artist, and that painterly sensibility shows up in her stage design as much as in her lyrics.

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What to Expect from a Mon Laferte Concert?

A Mon Laferte night is theatrical, with a voice that swings between tender and fierce and a stage presence that fills even a large hall.

Her sets move through styles in the same evening, from slow bolero ballads to rock-driven numbers and dance-floor cumbia.

Politics, love, and identity run through the lyrics, and the crowd tends to respond with the same intensity, singing back every line.

Visual elements and costume choices are part of the performance, reflecting her background as a painter and artist.

Mon Laferte's Biography

Norma Monserrat Bustamante Laferte was born on 2 May 1983 in Viña del Mar, Chile, and appeared on a reality TV show in her early twenties before changing her stage name to Mon Laferte.

She has lived in Mexico since 2007, which she calls her second home, and draws on influences ranging from Chavela Vargas to the Chilean folk tradition.

Her breakout came with Mon Laferte, Vol. 1 in 2015, led by "Tu Falta de Querer," and then La Trenza in 2017, which earned five Latin Grammy nominations and made her the first Chilean artist nominated for Album of the Year as lead artist.

"Amárrame," her duet with Juanes, won the Latin Grammy for Best Alternative Song in 2017, and her albums Norma and Seis later won Latin Grammys for Best Alternative Music Album and Best Singer-Songwriter Album.

She has performed at Coachella and has earned two Grammy nominations alongside at least four Latin Grammy wins.

Mon Laferte's Albums & Projects

Her discography includes Tornasol in 2013, which earned Latin Grammy nominations for Best New Artist and Best Alternative Music Album.

Mon Laferte, Vol. 1 and La Trenza followed, then Norma in 2018 and the Regional Mexican-inspired Seis in 2021.

1940 Carmen arrived the same year, and her eighth studio album, Autopoiética, came out in November 2023, exploring reinvention at forty and life as a mother.

Most Popular Mon Laferte Songs and Setlist Selections

"Tu Falta de Querer" and "Amárrame" are the songs most fans are waiting for, along with "Mi Buen Amor," her collaboration with Enrique Bunbury.

"Tormento," "Antes de Ti," and newer songs like "Tenochtitlán" often appear alongside them.

Previous Mon Laferte Tours and Festival Appearances

Her Autopoiética Tour in 2024 brought her to The Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York, with Ximena Sariñana joining as a featured artist.

The same tour stopped in San Diego and Madrid's La Riviera, and she has also played Coachella.

Her touring runs have spanned the Americas and Europe, building the audience that made her a regular headliner in theaters and arenas.

Key Facts about Mon Laferte

• Born Norma Monserrat Bustamante Laferte on 2 May 1983 in Viña del Mar, Chile
• Based in Mexico since 2007 and widely described as a Chilean-Mexican artist
• La Trenza (2017) earned five Latin Grammy nominations, a first for a Chilean lead artist in the Album of the Year category
• Won Latin Grammys for "Amárrame," Norma, and Seis, among others

Mon Laferte shows blend several musical styles in one evening, so the mood at her events shifts between intimate and celebratory