Videos from BTS's first concert in Lima: this is how the show was experienced at the San Marcos Stadium
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The South Korean music group BTS opened its three-concert run in Lima on Wednesday at the San Marcos Stadium, drawing thousands of fans known as ARMY to the sold-out shows. The opening performance transformed the venue into a sea of purple lights, with attendees chanting songs and celebrating the group's arrival in Peru.
According to data from the Ministry of Culture, international fans traveled from various countries across the region to attend the Lima performances, with visitors from Ecuador, Mexico, and Bolivia leading the demographic of traveling concertgoers.
The concert series is generating a significant economic impact for Peru, with projections indicating the event will inject between 150 and 200 million soles—equivalent to approximately 43.5 to 58 million dollars—into the local economy, driven by an expected attendance of over 50,000 people per night.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - VideosFocuses on the live concert experience and fan atmosphere.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Ecuador, México y BoliviaHighlights international tourism and traveler demographics.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - La llegadaEmphasizes the broader economic impact and financial figures.
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