BTS V Turns Colombian Media Upside Down with His Spanish Skills
BTS V's brief Spanish greeting to fans during a concert in Bogotá, Colombia, has sparked massive attention from local media outlets and even the language learning platform Duolingo.
When BTS V spoke Spanish in front of Colombian fans, local media responded in unison. Among the numerous performance scenes, the moment that emerged as the hottest topic locally was V's "one word in Spanish."
BTS held their world tour 'ARIRANG' performances on the 2nd and 3rd at Estadio El Campín in Bogotá, Colombia. As expected of a large-scale concert by global stars, the passion of local fans was intense, and among them, the scene where V directly communicated with fans in the local language left a particularly strong impression.
The Colombian current affairs weekly 'Revista Semana' focused on the moment V took the microphone and offered a greeting in Spanish. They even cited V's Spanish greeting as the scene that gathered the most buzz at the Bogotá performance.
The local private broadcaster Citytv also mentioned V's Spanish on its news program. They introduced the scene where V used Spanish as a moment that particularly heated up Estadio El Campín, reporting the local reaction.
The interest was not limited to just one or two media outlets. Various local media, including La FM radio, LOS40 Colombia, Infobae Colombia, and Billboard Colombia, successively covered V's Spanish communication. A short greeting at the concert venue has essentially spread into a major topic for the local media.
In addition, the language learning platform Duolingo drew laughter by leaving a reaction toward V, calling him "one of my best students." It was not just his songs and performances that captivated fans, but his action of approaching local fans directly in their own language that created another sensation.
V's Spanish greeting was quickly shared via SNS even after the concert ended. While a brief single greeting simultaneously drew the attention of local media and fans, the global star V's extraordinary way of communicating locally is once again drawing eyes.
Oh Seo-yoon reports for Mediafine Global, mainly covering K-Variety and also writing on K-drama, K-pop and K-movie.
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