Changelog
What has changed on this page and when. We publish it so the upkeep can be checked, not to fill a section.
“Deutschland” is out: video and single
The video for “Deutschland (Live in Mexico City)” is on Rammstein’s official YouTube channel as of today, Friday, October 23, and the song is out as a single.
It is the third preview from the live album, after “Armee der Tristen” and “Sonne”. The full-screen video on this page is now the “Deutschland” one, and the album section has the links to listen on Spotify, YouTube Music, Deezer, Amazon Music and Qobuz. We do not have the Apple Music or Tidal links yet.
The dates do not change: the film reaches cinemas on November 4 and the album comes out on November 20.
“Deutschland” has a video premiere date: October 23
Rammstein’s official YouTube channel has scheduled the video for “Deutschland (Live in Mexico City)” as a premiere: Friday, October 23, at 10:00 a.m. (Colombian time).
It is the third song from the live album to get a video, after “Armee der Tristen” and “Sonne”. The album comes out on November 20 and the film reaches cinemas on November 4.
The full-screen video on this page is now the “Deutschland” one: until the premiere starts, the player shows YouTube’s countdown, and afterwards you can watch it right there. “Sonne” stays in the videos section, with the trailer, the teaser, the pre-order announcement and the “Armee der Tristen” video.
What we don’t know yet is when “Deutschland” will be available on music platforms: there is no announced date. When there is one, we’ll add it with its links.
The album previews, on every platform, and the “Sonne” video
The live album comes out on November 20, but two songs are already out, in their Foro Sol version:
- “Armee der Tristen”, since September 23
- “Sonne”, since October 5
Each one now has its link on the page to Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, YouTube Music, Deezer, Tidal, Qobuz and Amazon Music. The links come from the label’s official smartlink, and the Tidal ones from its own catalogue. On Spotify, the “Sonne” single includes both songs.
Next up is “Deutschland”: it is on the official album tracklist, but it can’t be played yet and has no announced date. We’ll add it with its links once it is out.
The full-screen video is now the official “Sonne” video. The trailer hasn’t gone anywhere: it’s in the videos section, with the teaser, the pre-order announcement and the “Armee der Tristen” video.
Procinal joins, with two screens in Bogotá
Procinal joined the screening of “Live in Mexico City” with two screens in Bogotá:
- Salitre Plaza
- Unicentro de Occidente
Showtimes: Wednesday November 4 at 6:00 and 8:45 p.m., and Saturday the 7th at 3:00 p.m. In 2D with subtitles. Tickets at procinal.com.co.
The finder on the official release site also lists Procinal Unicentro, in Villavicencio, on the 4th and the 7th, but with no time, and Procinal isn’t selling it yet. We list it as announced: it becomes confirmed once it goes on sale.
That makes 14 screens and 50 screenings. Cinemark and Cinépolis are unchanged.
Pereira and Bucaramanga come in, and we wrap up the push for screens
Cinemark added two screens for “Live in Mexico City”:
- Pereira: Parque Arboleda
- Bucaramanga: Parque Caracolí
Showtimes: Wednesday November 4 at 6:00 p.m. and Saturday the 7th at 3:00 p.m. In 2D with subtitles. Tickets at cinemark.com.co/rammstein.
That makes 12 screens and 44 screenings in seven cities: Bogotá, Medellín, Cali, Soledad, Manizales, Pereira and Bucaramanga. This is where we wrap up the push for screens. From now on we’ll check the listings less often, and this page will be updated when something relevant comes up.
Cinépolis joins, and Manizales comes in
Cinépolis joined the screening of “Live in Mexico City” with four screens:
- Bogotá: Diverplaza, Hayuelos and Mallplaza NQS
- Manizales: Mallplaza, the first screen in the Coffee Region
Showtimes: Wednesday November 4 at 7:00 p.m. and Saturday the 7th at 3:00 p.m. (at Hayuelos, Saturday is at 7:00 p.m.). In 2D with subtitles. Tickets at cinepolis.com.co.
With Cinemark, that makes 10 screens and 40 screenings in Bogotá, Medellín, Cali, Soledad and Manizales. Each screen card now shows its chain and its ticket link.
The editions, announced: photos, product pages and official merch
Rammstein officially announced the live album and its editions on its official store. Each edition now has its official photo, its price and a direct link to its product page.
- There’s a seventh edition: the 4LP White Label, 500 hand-numbered copies, official store only.
- The store marks the Lucha Libre box date (March 19, 2027) as to be confirmed.
- We added the campaign’s official merch: T-shirt, hoodie and two posters. Note: the posters only ship to the EU, the UK and Switzerland; they don’t reach Colombia.
- We swapped the artwork in the screening section for Cinemark’s three official pieces.
Prices in euros, with an approximate equivalent in pesos and dollars; shipping and customs are extra.
A shorter page, and the editions with everything they include
We reorganised the page so it reads fast on a phone:
- Screens: one card per screen, with showtimes grouped by day. On a phone you swipe sideways.
- Physical editions: all six, with everything each one includes, the price in euros and its approximate equivalent in Colombian pesos and US dollars (official TRM and the European Central Bank rate, dated). Shipping and customs not included.
- Correction: the Lucha Libre Head & Mask Box Set holds the head and mask of one band member —which one is a surprise until you open the box— and ships on March 19, 2027, not with the album. We had said it included all six.
- How to buy: we don’t handle purchases, group orders or imports. The best option is to buy on your own from the official store, Universal Music or its partners.
- Full-screen video, and a space for new material as it comes out.
- FAQ shorter and up to date, in Spanish and English.
Everything still comes from official sources: the band, its store, the label, the distributor and Cinemark.
More showtimes: November 4 to 8
Cinemark opened more showtimes in Bogotá, Medellín and Cali. Parque Colina, Multiplaza, Cafam Floresta, Arkadia and Pacific Mall now have six:
- Wednesday, November 4: 6:00 p.m. and 8:50 p.m. (new)
- Thursday 5 and Friday 6: 6:00 p.m. (new)
- Saturday 7: 3:00 p.m.
- Sunday 8: 3:00 p.m. (new)
Soledad (Gran Plaza del Sol) keeps two: Wednesday the 4th at 6:00 p.m. and Saturday the 7th at 3:00 p.m.
We also corrected the format: Pacific Mall and Gran Plaza del Sol are 2D, not XD. XD stays in Bogotá and Medellín.
No new screens in other cities. We checked Cinemark’s listings directly, screen by screen.
Tickets are open: all six screens, with showtimes
Cinemark opened its exclusive pre-sale, and the showtimes came with it. It’s no longer “there will be”: there’s a date, a time and a room, and you can buy.
Two showtimes, the same at all six screens: Wednesday November 4 at 6:00 p.m. and Saturday the 7th at 3:00 p.m. In XD rooms, in 2D, with subtitles.
- Bogotá — Parque Colina, Multiplaza and Cafam Floresta
- Medellín — Arkadia
- Cali — Pacific Mall
- Soledad — Gran Plaza del Sol
Each screen now shows its address, its two showtimes and a link to the listings. Tickets are sold on Cinemark’s web and app only; we don’t sell and we don’t act as a middleman.
Cali came in a few hours later, with the same two showtimes. We keep asking for Pereira and Bucaramanga, which aren’t on the list. If any of them joins, it appears here the same day.
And the runtime was corrected. The film being screened runs 110 minutes, not the two and a half hours we had: the 148 minutes belong to the physical edition. The chain’s own record publishes it, and it’s 38 minutes apart.
This also clears the last caveat left on the page: the Cinemark announcement now has a public source — its own listings.
Cinemark approved 6 screens
It’s no longer just “Cinemark”: the chain approved 6 screens. In Bogotá, Cafam Floresta, Parque Colina and Multiplaza; in Medellín, Arkadia; in Cali, Pacific Mall; and in Soledad —the Barranquilla metro area—, Gran Plaza del Sol.
Showtimes are not published yet, and neither is which room of each complex will screen it —that’s what the format depends on—. The pre-sale will run on Cinemark’s web and app only.
Bucaramanga and Pereira did not make that list. We’re still asking for them, and if the chain adds them, they show up here the same day.
The page gets shorter
The frequently asked questions move to their own page, and the main page keeps the essentials: what it is, where to watch it, which formats, and where to hear about it.
There used to be twenty-seven questions inside the front page. Nobody read it all the way through.
We only say what we know: Cinemark
We removed the list of cities. None of them were confirmed, and six cards reading “to be confirmed” made it look like there was more information than there is.
What’s left is what’s true: Cinemark confirmed it will screen the film in Colombia. Rooms and format are the chain’s call, and they appear here the moment it publishes them.
The pre-sale opens on September 23
The official release art confirms that the pre-sale opens on September 23. We added a countdown to that date and another to the November 4 release; both are counted in Colombian time.
We’re not saying what exactly goes on sale that day —tickets, the physical editions, or both— because it hasn’t been published. The link goes to the official pre-sale site.
Cinemark has confirmed it will screen the film in Colombia, but it hasn’t published complexes or showtimes yet. When it does, they appear here.
The booking date comes down
We had a specific date published for when bookings would open. We took it down: it’s each chain’s call and can change without notice, and an expired date on an information page is worse than no date at all.
In its place we say what doesn’t expire: availability is checked with the chain.
The release page opens
We’re publishing what we know about Live in Mexico City in Colombia: what the film is, when it opens in cinemas, and which chains will screen it.
We’re fans. We don’t sell tickets and we don’t run the screenings.