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BTS ARMY Colombia announced an initiative driven from Colombia to bring "Heartbeat" by BTS to number one on iTunes and invited ARMY from all over Latin America to join. The account stated that ARMY Chile had sung the song on behalf of the region and that the project aimed to return that gesture to the group. It also indicated that the purchase of "Heartbeat" on iTunes Colombia cost 3,500 Colombian pesos. #LatamHeartbeatForBTS #Heartbeat #BTS #BTS #LatamHeartbeat #ARMY (translated)

BTS ARMY Colombia expressed concern over publications that, according to them, used supposed complaints from the BTS team about the gastronomy of certain countries to foster comparisons and rivalries in the region. The group stated that, regardless of the truth of those claims, those who accessed private information or spaces should act responsibly and respect confidentiality. They also pointed out that gastronomy is part of the cultural identity of each country and that using it to discredit or confront nations is disrespectful. They added that those representing establishments, brands, or public platforms should consider the reach and impact of their words. BTS ARMY Colombia affirmed that BTS's tour in Latin America should serve to celebrate cultural diversity, not to fuel disputes about which country had offered a better experience. #RespetoCultural #BTSARMY #DiversidadCultural (translated)

Canalejas Gallery, now fully managed by OHLA after the departure of Mohari, aims to diversify its clientele by reducing dependence on American tourists and attracting more domestic and from Asian and Latin American markets, while preparing to open a new spa that will contribute to increasing the average spending of visitors. #Turismo #GaleríaCanalejas #Madrid (translated)

Gustavo Petro stated that 61% of Latin Americans wanted what he called the "matrix of falsehood" to disappear. He also maintained that Latin America was seeking the truth, rejecting blockades, and distrusting political parties. https://t.co/pcDxLlLuxC #Verdad #Latinoamérica #Libertad (translated)

The sudden fragility of Pope Leo XIV, due to a malignant tumor, is forcing a restructuring of the Curia and has left his agenda up in the air, including a scheduled trip to Latin America, creating uncertainty about the future of his pontificate. #PapaLeónXIV #Vaticano #SaludDelPapa (translated)

Lucero thanked those who participated in what she described as an achievement of four musical trends and called Lucerito and Don Francisco "two giants of Latin America." She also thanked artists, media, production teams, followers, and the audience. She thanked Mama Lucero for singing "Veleta" alongside her daughter, noting that her dedication and support had accompanied Lucero throughout her 46-year career. According to her writing, Lucero had begun acting at the age of 10 and had represented Mexico and its culture; she also recalled her work as the face of Teletón Mexico and Teletón USA. Lucero highlighted that Don Francisco had been bringing Spanish-language programs to five continents for 53 years and described him as a pioneer of variety television and founder of the Teletón project in America. Lastly, she described her participation in *Gigantes con Don Francisco* as a great return to television. #Música #Latinoamérica #Cultura (translated)

Gustavo Petro wrote that October 12 should not be celebrated and stated that the peoples of the region had been there for 60,000 years. He added that the meeting with the people would be on October 14 in the streets of Colombia and asserted that the popular movements in Peru, Bolivia, Chile, and Brazil were beginning their rise to regain a free Latin America. https://t.co/nxCD9EH4aE #Latinoamérica #DerechosIndígenas #Resistencia (translated)

"This morning, people did come to shout 'long live Franco' and looking for a fight. They also walked around playing the Spanish anthem and shouting at us. At 15, Melinda assures that October 12 means nothing to her. 'On the facade, they have the flags of Latin America hanging, as if they were trophies, and for me, they are nothing more than colonizations.' At 15, Melinda assures that October 12 means nothing to her." #Autodefensa #Fascismo #AcampadaSol (translated)

Lucero announced that she and Don Francisco would appear together on Univisión on Sunday, October 11, in a meeting that, she wrote, would remember her first appearance on *Sábado Gigante*, when she was 15 years old. She described them as two figures of Hispanic culture who had led Spanish-language ratings in the United States for decades and reached all five continents. She also invited her followers to share photos, videos, songs, and memories of both, and announced a minute-by-minute conversation starting at 6:55 PM Eastern Time on X and Instagram. The broadcast was scheduled for 7 PM (6 PM Central Time). #Latinoamérica #Entretenimiento #Cultura (translated)

A report from the Latinobarómetro Corporation reveals that 65% of Latin Americans prefer to ally with China rather than the United States, highlighting the search for economic stability and security in a context of increasing dissatisfaction with liberal democracy. #AmericaLatina #Cina #Democrazia (translated)

ARMY FORCE Peru shared a story about Namjoon's speech during the second day of the BTS concert in Lima. According to the post, the singer clarified that what he had written the day before did not refer to Latin America or Peru, and that similar situations had also occurred in Europe and the United States, and could happen in Asia. Namjoon said he knew that many fans avoided approaching the hotel or pretended not to recognize the group on the street, but pointed out that flying drones or pointing lasers at them was not right. He added that Taehyung had talked about those behaviors in Europe and that this time he was the one doing it. He also stated that BTS and ARMY did not differentiate people by nationality or continent, and asked them to continue loving each other and ignore those who, he said, had strange ideas. He expressed that he still believed there were many more wonderful and caring fans, also in Peru, and thanked the Peruvian audience. https://t.co/4wuIaPZVIF #BTS #Namjoon #ARMY (translated)

The cat account saw that BTS shared a speech by Namjoon, who thanked his Peruvian fans and said that his post the day before did not refer only to Latin America or Peru. He pointed out that similar situations had occurred for a long time in Europe and the United States, and could also happen in Asia. Namjoon said he knew that some people avoided approaching BTS or pretended not to recognize them on the street. He also stated that it was not right for local people to come to the hotel, use drones, or point lasers at the group. He added that Taehyung had spoken about the topic in Europe and that he was addressing it in Peru. The singer asked when BTS had divided people by nationality or continent and argued that, under the names of ARMY and BTS, they were one community. He asked that strange comments be ignored and that love be maintained, and said that he believed there were many wonderful fans, including in Peru. #BTS #Namjoon #ARMY (translated)

The account ᴅᴀɴɪ⁷⊙⊝⊜ shared a message that was attributed to Namjoon, who said that the problem mentioned in one of his texts from the previous day was not limited to Peru or Latin America, but could also occur in Europe, the United States, and Asia. He pointed out that it was something common and that he knew many fans were trying not to approach the hotel. Namjoon described the use of drones or lasers as inappropriate behavior and stated that, within ARMY and BTS, people were equal regardless of their nationality. He also requested to ignore strange comments and to continue defending the bond between fans, and he thanked and expressed his affection for the Peruvian ARMY. #BTS #ARMY #Namjoon (translated)