BTS WORLD TOUR [ARIRANG] in São Paulo (2026) movie poster

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BTS WORLD TOUR [ARIRANG] in São Paulo

Released 2026-10-30

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BTS WORLD TOUR [ARIRANG] in São Paulo is a cinema event presenting a delayed theatrical screening of BTS's stadium concert at Estádio MorumBIS in São Paulo, Brazil — part of the group's sixth and largest world tour, ARIRANG, which spans 79 performances across 34 regions through 2026–2027. The tour marks BTS's collective return to performing following the members' mandatory South Korean military service, with the tour named after and centered on the ARIRANG studio album released in March 2026. The São Paulo concerts (October 28, 30, and 31) represent the group's first performances in Brazil since the 'Love Yourself: Speak Yourself' tour in 2019, drawing over 85,000 fans per night across three sold-out shows at the stadium.

The concert film, directed by Ha Jung-jae, captures all seven BTS members — RM, Jin, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, V, and Jung Kook — performing on an elaborate 360-degree circular stage with four extended runways and a rotating platform, designed to bring the performance close to the massive crowd. The roughly 23-song set moves through three acts. Act I opens with high-energy newer material including 'Hooligan,' 'Aliens,' 'Run BTS,' 'They Don't Know 'Bout Us,' 'Like Animals,' 'Fake Love,' 'SWIM,' 'Merry Go Round,' '2.0,' and 'NORMAL.' Act II shifts into anthemic crowd moments with 'Not Today,' 'MIC Drop,' 'FYA,' 'Burning Up (Fire),' 'Body to Body,' and 'IDOL.' The encore features global hits 'Come Over,' 'Butter,' and 'Dynamite,' two rotating surprise songs that varied each night, and closes with 'Please' and 'Into the Sun.' A defining moment across the São Paulo shows sees BTS lower their microphones so 85,000 fans collectively sing the traditional Korean folk song 'Arirang' a cappella — the emotional centrepiece of the tour's identity and its title. The theatrical release packages this concert experience for cinema audiences, emphasizing the communal energy of a Brazilian crowd as part of the viewing.

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