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BTS Set the Stage on ‘Fire’ in Latest Trailer For ‘BTS World Tour ‘ARIRANG’ in Buenos Aires and São Paulo: Live Viewing’: Watch

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BTS have released a 30-second trailer for two cinema screenings of performances from their ARIRANG world tour in South America. Featuring all seven members dancing to “Burning Up (Fire)” amid stage pyrotechnics, the clip builds anticipation for the group’s first live viewing events from the region.

The Buenos Aires show, recorded at Estadio Único Diego Armando Maradona in La Plata, will screen on 24 October in the Americas and 25 October elsewhere. The São Paulo performance from Estádio MorumBIS will screen on 30 October in the Americas and 31 October elsewhere; together, these are the tour’s fourth and fifth live viewing events, with tickets on sale.

  • BTS released a trailer featuring “Burning Up (Fire)”.
  • Buenos Aires and São Paulo shows will screen in cinemas.
  • They are the tour’s fourth and fifth live viewing events.

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BTS is a South Korean pop group made up of seven members. The group has built a large international following through recorded music, choreography and live performances, and its concerts often draw fans from many countries.

A world tour brings a group’s live show to venues in different cities. For these events, performances from Buenos Aires and São Paulo are being shown in cinemas, allowing audiences to watch concert footage on a large screen; the events are part of a wider series of tour screenings.

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