María Laura and María Emilia Fernández Rousse joined BTS fever in Argentina. The Golden Triplets attended the concert by the Korean band at the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium in La Plata and shared various moments of the experience on their Instagram stories.
This time, María Eugenia did not accompany them: it was María Laura and María Emilia who set off on the trip in their own car and appeared from the departure, playful and close, as they usually do on social media.
Once settled in the stadium, the sisters enjoyed the show from prime seating in the stands. In several videos they were seen singing BTS songs and sharing in the excitement of the crowd that had waited for years for the opportunity to see the group in the country.
The gifts that the Golden Triplets received from BTS fans
One of the most charming moments of the night arrived when María Laura and María Emilia showed the small gifts that had been made for them by some of the fans seated near them.
“The ARMY themselves give you little things made by themselves; they’re so sweet,” one of the sisters said while showing the little packages with souvenirs they had received.
In another moment of the video, you can hear her ask a nearby teenager whether she had made one of the gifts herself. “Did you make them yourself?” she asks. “Yes, yes, I did,” the girl replies, smiling.
The exchange revealed a warm side of the experience: in addition to enjoying the music, the Golden Triplets received the affection of the fans, who often craft small handmade items to share with other members of the fandom.
The official name of BTS’s fan community is ARMY, an acronym that identifies the group’s fans around the world. At concerts, handmade gifts and small exchanges between spectators are part of that culture of belonging.
The Golden Triplets’ new children’s project, with nods to K-pop
The presence of María Laura and María Emilia at the recital also coincides with a new creative phase for the sisters, who last month released The Golden Triplets and the Magic Book, a project that brings them back to the children’s universe.
The concept combines a story in which a book opens portals, animated characters, songs known to different generations, and references to K-pop, a musical phenomenon that has captivated audiences of various ages.
Although there is no confirmation that their attendance at the recital is linked to this venture, the crossing of both worlds is striking: while the sisters are revisiting children’s content, they have also drawn closer to one of the global musical phenomena that excites both teenagers and adults.
Thus, María Laura and María Emilia enjoyed a night of music, shared their enthusiasm with their followers, and took home an unexpected memory: the small gifts that the ARMY had prepared especially for them.
