I don't think I'll ever forget the heat of Zócalo Square.

BTS I think the expression that it dyed Mexico City purple really suits the performance.
We could truly feel the local enthusiasm, as as 150,000 people gathered for the three-day 'ARIRANG' world tour performance, and the fact that the full group performance in Mexico for the first time in about 11 years was completely sold out.

In particular, it was really impressive that they didn't just put on a performance, but naturally incorporated the local culture into the stage.
It was also stylish to showcase a performance using Lucha Libre masks, a traditional Mexican pro wrestling mask, on the 'Aliens' stage, and V The sight of Ga tasting the local snack Banderia during the 'IDOL' performance will likely be remembered as something even more special by the fans.

I could also feel their genuine desire to connect with the local fans in the part where the members personally expressed their gratitude in Spanish, saying, “I don’t think I will ever forget the excitement of Zocalo Square.”
Seeing how the entire city moves beyond just performances and influences the economy, tourism, and culture, I think I understand once again why the term 'BTSnomics' is used.