BTS to Stream South American Concerts in Theaters Globally
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BigHit Music announced Friday that two upcoming shows from BTS' South American tour will be streamed in approximately 3,800 theaters across more than 80 countries. The screenings will feature the group's third concert in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on October 24, and the second show in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on October 30. Due to time zone differences, viewers in regions such as Asia and Australia will watch delayed broadcasts one to two days after the live events.
The group will begin the Latin American leg of its Arirang world tour on October 2 in Bogota, Colombia. The tour will also include stops in Lima, Peru, and Santiago, Chile. One report notes that the South American leg totals 14 shows and follows a North American leg that drew 1.92 million concertgoers across 31 shows, marking the largest trip to date for a K-pop act.
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- The reporting focused on the logistical details of the streaming event and the tour schedule.
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- The reporting emphasized the scale of the tour and provided historical attendance data to highlight the group's reach.
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