Overview
- A 150‑drone light show on Thursday drew hundreds of fans to Miraflores and Barranco, forming large crowds that watched ten‑minute formations spelling messages such as “Perú ama BTS.”
- The drone operator held authorization from the Dirección General de Aeronáutica Civil (DGAC) but the Municipalidad de Barranco said the company never filed the required municipal permits.
- Large gatherings outside the Miraflores hotel where BTS were staying created noise and congestion, prompting leader RM to ask fans not to remain at the hotel and fan groups to call for privacy and coordination.
- For the second concert on Friday and the remaining date, authorities and organizers expanded controls by deploying a police operations plan, running about 200 special buses through ATU, setting venue access rules, and installing 25 portable toilets near San Marcos.
- The unresolved municipal permit issue and reports of laser pointing toward hotel rooms have highlighted safety and privacy risks and leave open calls for clearer coordination between national agencies, local governments and event producers.