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BTS Daily Chile stated that ARMY Chile did not need to compare the number of posts, photos, or mentions of BTS on social media with those from other countries. It maintained that the fandom had shown its affection during the concerts and that it received recognition from law enforcement, the press, authorities, and the public. It also pointed out that its members took care of each other and that inappropriate situations were minor. The account expressed happiness at having welcomed Bangtan for the third time in Chile and having added six performances in the country. It added that all seven members enjoyed the visit and recognized the affection from their fans. It also highlighted the celebration of Jimin's birthday and the live stream he held that day. BTS Daily Chile described ARMY Chile as happy, proud, and calm about the experience, and expressed the desire for Argentina and Brazil to offer BTS as much love as Chile, or even more. It stated that the important thing was that all seven members felt loved, respected, and happy in every country they visited. #ARIASBTS #BTSENECHILE #BTS #ARMY #Chile (translated)

BTS Daily Chile highlighted the behavior of ARMY Chile after Namjoon shared photos of his visit to Parque Arauco, which he described as one of the most well-known and busy shopping centers in Santiago. According to the account, no one noticed his presence or, if someone recognized him, they respected his privacy and did not disclose information. It also stated that calls to respect the personal space of the members of BTS had been heard and expressed satisfaction that they could enjoy the country peacefully. #ARIASBTS #ARMYChile #BTS #Respeto (translated)

BTS Daily Chile⁷ explained that the sculptures Namjoon shared in an Instagram story were chemamüll, figures of Mapuche culture displayed at the Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art, in the historic center of Santiago. The account described the museum as an institution dedicated to preserving, researching, and disseminating the artistic and cultural heritage of the indigenous peoples of America. It added that its permanent exhibition "Chile before Chile" addresses the history, beliefs, art, and ways of life of the indigenous peoples of the Chilean territory. According to the post, the term "pre-Columbian" refers to the period prior to Christopher Columbus's arrival in America in 1492, although the museum also presents indigenous cultures that still exist. BTS Daily Chile⁷ noted that the Mapuche people have a historical presence concentrated in south-central Chile and in territories of present-day Argentina, and that their name means "people of the land" in Mapudungun. It also emphasized that Mapuche communities keep their identity, traditions, and knowledge alive. The account indicated that chemamüll means "people of wood" and that these anthropomorphic sculptures were traditionally carved from a single piece of pellín oak or laurel. According to its explanation, they were placed on graves in ancestral cemeteries called eltun and were linked to the representation of the deceased and the Mapuche beliefs about death and the afterlife. https://t.co/3SbJljoKc5 #CulturaMapuche #ArtePrecolombino #MuseumSantiago (translated)

BTS Daily Chile⁷ noted that Hobi mentioned during one of his concerts in Chile that he had visited a vineyard during his stay. The account added that the photographs he shared allowed people to experience that visit and presented information about Chilean wine tradition. According to the post, Chile had more than 400 years of wine history and was among the leading wine producers and exporters in the world. The account attributed the international recognition of its wines to their quality, diversity, and geography, listing red varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Carménère, and Syrah, as well as white ones like Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, and Muscat. BTS Daily Chile⁷ mentioned the producing areas, including the valleys of Maipo, Casablanca, Colchagua, Cachapoal, Curicó, Maule, Itata, Elqui, Limarí, Biobío, and Malleco. It also highlighted that, according to its post, it was possible to find quality wines at accessible prices and described visits to vineyards with tours, tastings, and tourist activities. It added that from February to April, various localities celebrated harvest festivals with music, gastronomy, crafts, and traditional dances. https://t.co/uAOj3aOBCC #VinoChileno #CulturaChilena #BTS (translated)

BTS Daily Chile reported that the National Institute of Sports (IND) inspected the field of the National Stadium after BTS's three concerts and found no structural sinkholes or playability issues. According to the account, the evaluation found minor and specific unevenness, yellowish areas, and less grass coverage in some sections. It also attributed the localized water accumulation and part of the lower grass density to the rains that affected Santiago the previous week. The account pointed out that DG Medios, the producer responsible for the concerts, was contractually obligated to handle the recovery, under the supervision of the IND. The work would include cleaning, soil aeration, verticutting, leveling, seeding, and fertilization, with the goal of preparing the field for upcoming activities, including the match between Universidad de Chile and Everton on October 26. #ARIASBTS #BTSENCHILE #BTSENCHILE #EstadioNacional #Conciertos (translated)

BTS Daily Chile pointed out that the huaso blankets worn by BTS members during their last concert in Chile were from Catrón, a Chilean brand specialized in traditional huasa clothing. According to the account, they were handmade in Chile, on a craft loom and with single-thread acrylic pearl yarn. The post stated that they cost $46,800 CLP, approximately US$50, and measured 127 × 98 cm. It also described the fabric as warm, soft, and durable, and mentioned that there were designs in different colors and combinations. Among the models promoted by the brand, it identified No. 18 —in shades of lilac, purple, and white— as the one Jin had worn. https://t.co/iKwSi9Wah0 #BTS #Chile #ModaTradicional (translated)

BTS Daily Chile⁷ wrote that the seven members of BTS had said goodbye to Chile dressed as huasos, with blankets and chupallas, items described as part of the identity and cultural heritage of the country. The account explained that the huaso was an emblematic figure of rural culture, especially in the central region, and had historically been linked to agriculture, livestock, and horseback life. It also noted that the blankets, generally made of wool, and the chupallas, primarily made of straw or plant fibers, had transitioned from fulfilling practical functions to being recognizable elements of traditional clothing. BTS Daily Chile⁷ added that these garments were connected to rural roots, traditional celebrations, and the cueca dance. According to the account, seeing the members of the group wearing them during their farewell had been a way to connect with Chilean traditions and share part of the cultural identity with ARMY. https://t.co/VhcKMtgMmJ #CulturaChilena #Tradiciones #Huaso (translated)

BTS Daily Chile⁷ criticized the organization of DG Medios Chile and described the management of the lines and access as deficient. They said that attendees spent hours under the sun without clear information and not knowing if they were in the right line, and pointed out that the producer should improve those aspects for future dates. They also highlighted the kindness of the staff, who, as they wrote, helped guide those who did not know where to go. #Organización #Evento #CalidadDeServicio (translated)

BTS Daily Chile reported that the lines for the ARMY Zone at the National Stadium had been reorganized and that there were now 10. It noted that the opening was still scheduled for 11:00 and that updates would be shared throughout the day for those arriving at the venue. #ARIASBTS #BTS #EstadioNacional #ARMYZONE (translated)

BTS Daily Chile reported that there were already long lines in all sectors of the National Stadium. It indicated that Parque Estadio would open at 2:00 PM and the stadium at 4:30 PM, and asked attendees to remain calm, respect the lines, and follow the instructions of the staff. #ARIASBTS #BTS #EstadioNacional #Chile (translated)

BTS Daily Chile asked BTS fans traveling from other countries to help care for the ARMY Chile experience. They pointed out that local fans had been waiting many years for the concert and that the organization had prohibited camping. The group asked anyone who knew people camping to speak with them and encourage them to leave. They warned that there was a forecast for rain and that spending the night in the cold could expose them to risks. BTS Daily Chile stated that everyone was welcome in the country and clarified that their concern was not due to the nationality of the attendees, but to behaviors that, as they wrote, could affect the organization, safety, and experience of those following the guidelines. They also called for empathy and to prioritize respect and collective well-being. #BTSENCHILE #ARMY #BTS #Concierto (translated)