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Taylor Swift Eras Tour is already one of the most lucrative concert tours of all time, and it's not over yet. After taking time, the singer "anti -hero" will return on tour on November 9 in Buenos Aires, Argentina - and His biggest fans are certainly ready for her. As Pitchfork reported, a group made up of hundreds of Swifies has been camped outside the River Plate stadium for months in the hope of being as close to the scene as possible when Swift performs its three shows in the city .

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Fans are not only a group of Ragtag - at least at this stage. Since June, More than 200 spectators occupied four tents Apart from the stadium, which they go and come in well -organized quarters of work. As reported by Pitchfork, most of them have general admission tickets for the Eras tour, which means that rather than having attributed seats in the stands, they will be able to go to the stage. The group keeps a trace of the duration of each member in the tents, the more you have been an occupant, the closer you are to the line. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

"The fact that there are so many people facilitates things. We all have different hours, and you do yours among them," said a 20 year old fan Irina said Pitchfork. Members must stay in the tent for at least 60 hours a month, and they get additional credit for camping during the night or during a storm.

Hardcore Swifies have faced passers -by insults in the neighborhood, especially wondering if they work or shower and are called lazy.

"People are very upset by the campsite for any reason," said a fan Carmen said. "Sometimes you are lying down, and you hear someone screaming" go to work! "At 2 am, it's like: 'You are the one outside a shouting tent at 2 am - You supposed to work tomorrow? Does this really affect you a lot? I am the one who sleeps in the street, not you. ""

The campers were also shouted by football fans attending matches at the stadium. During the matches, the police would have put fences to protect the tents.

These Swift fans began to camp as soon as its tour dates in Argentina were announced. The Eras tour will be the first time that the 33 -year -old singer has occurred in the country. Remezcla reported in June that Fans were already camped After the tickets for the three dates that were sold in record time. According to the apparently, more than three million people were in the virtual line to buy tickets.

According to Remezcla, a fan named Nina , who camped in June said that she did not even have a ticket yet. "My ticket is questionable," she told Argentine Clarín publication. "I mean, I don't have any money yet to buy it, but I transmitted my information to all my friends and my family, and with their help, I hope to enter. And if not, I will stay Listening to listening for her, wherever I can. The important thing is that she comes to Argentina, and she will find a different audience: very affectionate and passionate. "

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