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The Rolling Stones and their fans in Cuba finally spent the night together as the band performed a historic free concert in Havana. The b...

Fans Havana ball as Rolling Stones rock Cuba

The Rolling Stones and their fans in Cuba finally spent the night together as the band performed a historic free concert in Havana.

The band opened the show with Jumpin’ Jack Flash and lead singer Sir Mick Jagger addressed the crowd in Spanish saying: “Hola Habana, buenas noches mi gente de Cuba” – which translates as “Hello Havana, goodnight my people of Cuba”, state media reported.


He continued: “Here we are finally! We are sure that this night is going to be an unforgettable night, for you and for us.”

He added: “We know that years ago it was difficult to listen to our music here in Cuba, but here we are, playing for you in your beautiful land. I think that finally things have changed, haven’t they?”

The show went ahead despite reports that the Pope had tried to halt the Good Friday concert.


A tour insider told the Mirror: “The band’s team were flabbergasted when the Vatican got in touch by letter – couldn’t believe their eyes.

“Much as they didn’t want to upset the Pope, they had a contract to play and were going to honour it.

“They have made a promise to the Cuban people and won’t let them down.”

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