'Hágale pues!': Jin drops Colombian slang, BTS asks if fans are 'ready to go crazy' and closes Bogotá run with 2 sold-out nights
At their second and final El Campín show, the group spoke Spanish again and promised to do even better with the language next time.
Foto: Reprodução via Minuto60BTS said goodbye to Colombia on Saturday night (Oct. 3) the same way they won the country over the night before: speaking Spanish. At their second and final show at El Campín stadium in Bogotá, one of the vocalists promised 'the best night' and asked the crowd: 'Are you ready to go crazy?' Jin drew screams with 'hágale pues', a typically Colombian expression for 'let's do it', according to Semana magazine.
The members also promised to come back speaking 'much better Spanish' next time. Local slang such as 'qué chimba' and 'bacano', used across both nights, became the most-discussed topic on social media, even above the setlist. Both dates sold out, with more than 53,000 people per night, according to Minuto60.
Outside the stadium, the city set up a special operation: TransMilenio ran eight dedicated routes from 10 p.m. to take fans home, and some fans had been in line since midnight for VIP entry. The group's Latin American marathon now heads to Argentina and ends in São Paulo.
