The emotional message from BTS's Taehyung that drove ARMY wild The K-pop idol said goodbye with a phrase that sent his fans into a frenzy: he promised a “Re vuelvo” (“I’ll definitely come back”), which went viral within minutes. English Translation: Why did what BTS did in Argentina work so well? Because they made the effort to speak like Argentinians, and it had an impact everywhere. It became international news, and we're talking about the same guy who told us, "Vine de joda, re que estoy" ("I came here to have a blast, seriously I did"). Well, his name is Taehyung. He said goodbye to Argentina with a very Argentine expression that drove fans crazy. We're talking about ARMY. BTS came to Argentina and left behind moments that their fandom, ARMY, will hardly ever forget. During all three nights of their shows in La Plata, Kim Taehyung, known worldwide as V, surprised everyone with his attempts to speak Spanish. But not just Spanish. Not the standard kind like, "You have here..." No. He spoke like an Argentine, which caught the attention of Argentinians, who of course erupted in the stadium, and also of Spanish speakers from other countries who noticed the difference. One night he said, "Chau, Argentina" ("Bye, Argentina"), and on another, he used a very Argentine phrase: "Revuelvo" ("I'll come back"). After the group's performances in the country, Taehyung shared some Tom and Jerry memes on his social media and accompanied the post with the expression "Chau Argentina." It was an informal way of saying that he would return. The message was celebrated, of course. Thousands of reposts, thousands of likes. People quickly shared it and reacted enthusiastically to the possibility of another return. From the very first night, Taehyung, or should we call him V? V made it clear that he was willing to connect with the Argentine audience through language as well. First, he wore the Argentine national team's jersey. Then he chanted, "Olé, olé, olé." Later he said, "Argentina, te rebanco" ("Argentina, I totally support you"), and the unforgettable phrase, "Elijo creer" ("I choose to believe"). That phrase became popular in 2022 when Argentina won its third World Cup. Every little gesture he made was warmly received, not only by ARMY but also by the general public, who recognized the artist's effort to communicate not just in Spanish, but in the unique way Argentinians speak. "Revuelvo," he said in his farewell, a final sign of closeness and complicity with the Argentine audience. At this point, we could almost call him "Che V," BTS's Taehyung communicating with us in the Argentine language. It was an effort that many people truly appreciated.

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This is so cute. Argentina fully fell for V and it’s honestly adorable. " He doesn’t just learn Spanish… he learns each country’s version." ----------- BTS play Argentina for the first time ever. And V doesn't speak Spanish, he speaks Argentine. 48 hours later, the posts say, give him citizenship. 5 moves, 1 old trick. 1. His closing speech in local slang. 2. Messi's number 10 3. Night 2, sings Muchachos with the crowd. 4. He invites the crowd for mate. 5. His post. I speak Spanish really well,not really. (Hablo re bien español, ahre.🤨). So Argentina's claiming him? Days earlier, Chile posted the same thing. Bogotá, parce. Lima, Perú es clave. Santiago, Chile, the best country in Chile. La Plata, fuera de joda. Falling for him? Clearly.