BTS V, from the President to Banderilla.. Captivating Mexico

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BTS's V remained at the center of attention throughout the 'Arirang World Tour' concert in Mexico City, showcasing his global superstar status.

BTS concluded three performances of the 'Arirang World Tour' at the GNP Seguros Stadium in Mexico City on May 7, 9, and 10 (local time). This visit marks their first performance in Mexico in nine years.

Ahead of the Mexico City concerts, BTS met with Claudia Sheinbaum, President of Mexico, following an official invitation from the Presidential Office. The UK's The Times featured their visit as a major story with the headline "BTS left even Oh Myeon (President) spellbound." The Times wrote, "Bells rang at the very site where Mexico's declaration of independence was announced in 1810, and V, the youngest-looking of BTS's seven members, played a role summarizing the atmosphere of that moment," adding, "A brief remark by a K-pop idol carries great significance."

During the three concerts, V captivated fans with his performance and vocals, drawing attention from Mexican media. During the parade for the first concert, V was spotted buying Banderilla (a Mexican hot dog) at a food court inside the concert venue, and the video spread across social media. Mexico's daily newspaper Excélsior dubbed this the "V Effect," reporting, "After V ate Banderilla at the first concert, everyone wanted Banderilla. A long line of devoted ARMYs formed to buy just one Banderilla, and it has become explosively popular."

V prepared Spanish greetings and remarks and recommended songs by Mexican singers. He also visited the Luis Barragán exhibition. During the final performance, an event took place where fans waved sun-patterned light sticks to the song 'Into the Sun.' V recorded the highest number of mentions on social media and the top search ranking on Google Trends during the concert period.

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