November 2, 2026 | K-POP News | Brazil · Concerts & Artist Life
BTS wrapped up its three-night São Paulo run on October 31, 2026, paying tribute to Brazilian football culture during the final concert at MorumBIS. Six members wore Brazil national team jerseys, while Jin appeared in a feathered headdress. The farewell recalled a comment from V in a recent CazéTV interview: Brazil stood out as “No. 1 for energy” among the group’s concert memories.
The interview and the football-themed farewell were separate moments during BTS’s ARIRANG tour stop, but both reflected the group’s connection with Brazilian ARMY. The seven members performed three sold-out concerts at the São Paulo stadium on October 28, 30 and 31, completing the South American leg of the tour.
BTS in São Paulo: key dates and details
| When | What happened |
|---|---|
| October 28, 30 and 31 | Three sold-out ARIRANG concerts at MorumBIS in São Paulo |
| October 31 | CazéTV shared a confirmed interview excerpt featuring RM, j-hope, Jimin, V and Jung Kook |
| October 31 | Six members wore Brazil football jerseys during the closing concert; Jin wore a feathered headdress |
| After the final concert | All seven members reflected on the South American tour in a group Weverse Live |
| November 1 | São Paulo FC published its MorumBIS recap, confirming the three-night run had ended |
BTS Brazil CazéTV interview: what V said about the crowd
In an interview excerpt shared on October 31 by Brazilian sports broadcaster CazéTV, V recalled the enthusiastic welcome BTS received during an earlier visit. He singled out Brazil for the energy of its audiences and said the group had hoped to experience that atmosphere again.
Jimin shared a similar memory. He recalled the enthusiasm of Brazilian fans during the group’s 2019 stadium concerts and said that experience had stayed with the members. V remembered seeing people dance together in the crowd, while Jung Kook compared the scene to a flash mob.
The comments reflected the members’ personal memories, rather than an official ranking of concert audiences. Five BTS members appeared in the CazéTV interview — RM, j-hope, Jimin, V and Jung Kook. Jin and SUGA were not part of that interview, although all seven performed in São Paulo.
CazéTV also filmed activities built around Brazilian culture, including football commentary, goal celebrations, dance games and local food. The segments featured members of the channel’s team, including Isa Pagliari, Diogo Defante, Edu Tevê and Ian Fracalossi. The broadcaster said the full interview would be published later; the October 31 clip is a confirmed excerpt, not the complete program.
CazéTV · BTS interview · Official X post · October 31, 2026
ELES AMAM O BRASIL, ARMY! 🥹💜 Em breve teremos o vídeo COMPLETO na CazéTV, mas vocês merecem ver essa parte agora mesmo! ✨ Watch the video
— CazéTV (@CazeTVOficial) October 31, 2026
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Brazil football jerseys at the final São Paulo show
On Saturday, October 31, BTS returned to MorumBIS for the third and final sold-out São Paulo concert. Toward the end of the night, RM, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, V and Jung Kook wore yellow Brazil national team shirts. Jin instead appeared with a feathered headdress, adding a different visual tribute during the farewell.
Brazilian broadcaster Globo reported that the football-themed moment accompanied performances of familiar songs, including Butter, Dynamite and Ddaeng. The members addressed the audience in Portuguese and incorporated dance moves associated with Brazilian football culture into the farewell.
The finale carried a personal message as well. V spoke about how much he had missed Brazilian fans, described some of his happiest memories as coming from the country and expressed the hope of returning. The other members also thanked the audience for waiting for the group’s full return.
Three sold-out nights at MorumBIS
MorumBIS, the stadium operated by São Paulo FC, hosted all three 2026 performances. The venue confirmed on November 1 that the final night completed the South American stretch of BTS WORLD TOUR ‘ARIRANG’. Its recap described a concert lasting nearly two and a half hours, with a 23-song set beginning with Hooligan and closing with Into the Sun.
It was not BTS’s first visit to Brazil. The group had previously performed in São Paulo in 2014, 2015, 2017 and 2019. Its 2019 Love Yourself: Speak Yourself concerts at Allianz Parque marked an important earlier stadium-scale encounter with Brazilian ARMY, and the memories of that audience resurfaced during the CazéTV interview.
The members’ final message to South American ARMY
Following the concert, the seven members held a group Weverse Live to reflect on their time in South America. They spoke about fan messages, the experience of returning to the region and their appreciation for the people who had continued supporting them. In the conversation, Jin and other members thanked fans for giving them lasting memories.
The football jerseys and the CazéTV interview captured two sides of the same visit: the group’s memories of earlier concerts and its appreciation for the fans who welcomed BTS back to São Paulo. The final night brought the South American leg of the ARIRANG tour to a close.
Follow the BTS A–Z artist profile for members, releases and new appearances. KWaveScope’s earlier report on attendance at the opening São Paulo concert and its separate analysis of the tour’s projected economic impact provide additional context without repeating those figures here.
Sources
Billboard Brasil — BTS recalls Brazilian fans’ energy in CazéTV interview (October 31, 2026) · Billboard Brasil — Football jerseys and farewell at the final show (November 1, 2026) · São Paulo FC — Official MorumBIS concert recap (November 1, 2026).