BTS Wears Peruvian Alpaca Wool Hats Called "Chuyos," Exuding Over-the-Cute Charm [K-EYES]

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All 7 BTS Members Take the Stage in Peruvian Ponchos and Chuyos… V Removes His Hat to Gift a Fan

The group BTS (BTS, RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook) bid farewell to Peruvian fans by bursting with excessive cuteness while wearing traditional Peruvian ponchos and alpaca wool hats known as "chuyos."

On the 10th (local time), BTS performed their final stage of the World Tour "Arirang" in Lima at Estadio San Marcos. This was their third concert, following shows on the 7th and 9th, with all three of BTS's first-ever concerts in Peru selling out completely.

On this day, the seven members surprised local fans by appearing near the end of the performance wearing traditional Peruvian ponchos and chuyos. A chuyo is a traditional wool hat from the Andean highlands characterized by ear flaps and dangling tassels, and it also serves as a representative Peruvian souvenir with its colorful patterns.

The members alternately wore hats shaped like llamas and the "Pukara Bull," a motif found on traditional Peruvian pottery, while performing "Dynamite" and "Butter." The Peruvian media outlet Infobae reported that audience members burst into laughter as the members played around with the hats and danced.

Overseas fans flooded X (formerly Twitter) with photos and videos, expressing their excitement. One fan wrote, "Look at the cute and adorable BTS wearing chuyos last night." A Brazilian fan wrote in Portuguese, "This photo is pure cinema. Jimin wearing a Peruvian chuyo-style hat looks like the cutest and warmest person in the world. I can't handle this level of cuteness." Another fan left a message in Spanish: "Jimin with the chuyo, I love you. I will never forget this."

The love for chuyos began on the second day. Some members also wore chuyos to the stage during the concert on the 9th. A Peruvian fan account posted a photo saying, "Namjoon is wearing a Peruvian chuyo," and one fan expressed envy, saying, "I can't believe it. I wanted that chuyo too."

On the final day, V even gave a special gift. According to the Peruvian media outlet Infobae, V came down from the stage during the performance, approached the front-row fence, removed the chuyo he was wearing and placed it on a fan's head before returning to the stage. Surrounding fans screamed and captured the moment on their mobile phones.

In his farewell remarks, V said, "It is a little sad because today is the last day. I didn't know so many people in Peru loved us. Now I do." He then shouted, "Peru is top! Peru is key! (Perú es top! Perú es clave!)," effectively returning the chant prepared by Peruvian fans: "BTS is key and Peru knows it (BTS es clave y Perú lo sabe)." V had already been showering the audience with Spanish and Peruvian idioms, including phrases he had mentioned multiple times that became famous memes, such as "I am your much picante (very spicy)" and "Bravazo (bravo)," while J-Hope, standing next to him, laughed out loud in response.

Other members also expressed their reluctance to part. RM said, "This is our first time coming to Peru in 13 years since our debut." He added, "It is a pity that we could not visit Machu Picchu this time, but seeing the Peruvian ARMY makes it all worth it." Suga stated, "Lima is truly a wonderful city. I think we should come back again," and Jungkook promised, "We will return (Volveremos)." Jimin, whose birthday falls on the 13th, responded to the birthday song fans had prepared in advance by saying, "Being here now gives me a reason to live. I am happy."

The final song was "Into the Sun." It was the very same song for which Peruvian fans had prepared a banner reading, "Peru will follow BTS into the sun." Peru, which welcomed BTS by creating a "BTS Forest" at Machu Picchu and even renaming a street to "BTS Street," concluded its passionate three-day celebration alongside the seven members who responded with ponchos and chuyos.

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