BTS Jimin, Andes sunset photo reveals arrival in Chile... National stadium doors open after ARMY protests, reunion after 9 years [K-EYES]

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"Wow" The Chilean sunset posted by Jimin... Santiago awaits BTS concert after 9 years

BTS (BTS) member Jimin announced his arrival in Chile with a beautiful sunset photo spread across the sky of the Andes Mountains. On the 13th, Jimin posted an Instagram Story featuring a photo where clouds hung over dark blue mountain ridges and the setting sun dyed the underside of the clouds in deep orange and gold. Against the contrast between the blue light of the sky and the warm hues of the sunset, the mountains and plains were shrouded in darkness. Jimin added the short exclamation "Wow" and a smiling emoji below the photo.

J-Hope also announced his arrival in Chile with a photo. He wrote, "We're here! Chile," on a photo featuring the sunset and mountains as the backdrop.

The local scenery shared directly by the members drew attention from fans who had been waiting for the concert. Chilean media introduced the posts of the two members side by side, conveying the excited local atmosphere surrounding BTS's entry into Santiago.

Local radio station ADN Radio reported on the 13th (local time) that Jimin posted a photo containing mountains and a sunset to his Instagram Story. Jimin's photo was also shared in the BTS fan community on Reddit. One user described it as beautiful, noting, "The mountain range is shrouded in shadow, and the underside of the clouds is dyed deep orange by the setting sun."

Chilean ARMY fans waiting for this concert have a special story behind them. In July, when the Chilean National Sports Institute (IND) denied permission to use the national stadium citing concerns over grass damage from 360-degree stage installation, fans held protests in 11 cities nationwide, including in front of the presidential palace. The voices of fans demanding the concert be held, stating they had "waited 10 years," received attention from local society. Subsequently, the production company submitted a technical supplementary plan for grass protection, and the Chilean government approved the concert at the national stadium on July 21.

The concerts will be held three times on the 14th, 16th, and 17th at the Santiago National Stadium. This is a concert in Santiago, Chile, after approximately 9 years since 2017. BTS, having completed three concerts in Bogota, Colombia, and Lima, Peru, will continue their South American tour in Santiago.

Local concert preparations are also underway. Chilean media ADN Radio reported on the stage installation status at the national stadium, while BioBio Chile conveyed that operating hours for some subway stations would be extended until midnight on concert days. Traffic measures were also prepared considering the movement of a large audience.

Fans are also voicing requests to respect the members' privacy ahead of the concerts. According to local media Cooperativa, fans requested that people not gather around the hotels where the members are staying or wait outside their accommodations. They also urged the press to conduct responsible reporting considering the safety and rest of the members.

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