The young woman, named Dariness, played all her cards so she could camp out and get a good spot at the Puerto Rican singer’s concert. “I told my parents I went on vacation. I injured myself so I could get medical leave and camp out”, she revealed.
There are fans who are capable of doing anything for the chance to see their favorite artists and be close to them, especially when it comes to singers and bands doing special tours that might not happen again for a long time.
That is why it is common to see people standing in long lines many hours, and even days, in advance in order to get a good spot or manage to buy tickets before they sell out. In fact, there are those bold enough to camp out right on the street and secure their spot.

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One of these cases is that of Bad Bunny, the Puerto Rican singer who has caused a stir this year with the announcement of his world tour World’s Hottest Tour, with which he has visited a dozen countries.
And during his visit to Peru, where he will perform on November 13 and 14, one girl’s story came to light for being almost unbelievable. It is about a young woman who was interviewed while waiting in line before the concert at Lima’s National Stadium and revealed something that surprised those present.

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According to information from ATV Noticias Edición Matinal, this is Dariness, a girl who wanted to do the impossible to secure her place at the concert, even if she had to inflict physical injuries on herself.
“I told my parents I went on vacation. I injured myself so I could get medical leave and camp out. Boss, if you see this, please forgive me. I really did injure myself, but I took off the cast so I could camp out“, she confessed.

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It was clear that the young woman was nervous and very shy when it came time to tell the truth. In addition, the friends accompanying her seemed not to want to be filmed or have their identities known because they had their faces covered with their clothing.

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According to what the young women explained, they had a very elaborate system to secure their place in line. One of the young women said that the group had 30 people and they took turns so they would not lose their place thanks to the shifts.
