The Rolling Stones - En Cuba :The Historic Concert 2016 flac album

Havana Moon is a concert film by the Rolling Stones, directed by Paul Dugdale. Havana Moon was filmed on 25 March 2016 in Havana, Cuba. The film is a recording of a free outdoor concert put on by the band at the Ciudad Deportiva de la Habana sports complex, which was attended by an estimated 500,000 concert-goers

Staging The Rolling Stones' Historic Havana Concert: 'We Have To Bring In Literally Everything'. The concert appeared to be like any other outdoor music festival, except security was more lax - people strolled, didn’t run or jostle into the grounds. Concert-goers opened umbrellas to shield the sunrays (banned at most North American venues) and drank alcohol they brought themselves (also a big no-no in North America). But there were also no food concession stands and, glaringly, no merchandise. Instead, some people made their own shirts

The Rolling Stones Historic Cuba Concert Film Comes Out November 11 VIDEO. Publish date: Sep 28, 2016. Updated on. Nov 15, 2017. Good Friday-March 25, 2016-is a date that will go down in both Cuban and rock and roll history. The Rolling Stones became the first rock band to play a massive free outdoor concert to hundreds of thousands in Havana. This historic concert was captured by award winning film director Paul Dugdale and the result is Havana Moon: The Rolling Stones Live in Cuba.

The Rolling Stones played a historic free show in Havana, Cuba on Friday night at the city’s Cuidad Deportiva. A clip of the band’s experience in the country was unveiled Monday by JA Digital, who also filmed the packed concert in full. Cuba ha. o many kinds of music, all of it brilliant, Mick Jagger says over scenic shots of Havana.

The political significance could be greater still. The Rolling Stones released their first album in 1964, just two years after the Cuban missile crisis and the imposition of the US trade embargo. At the time, the United States targeted Havana for potential nuclear annihilation. Unsurprisingly, the Cuban government was less than enthusiastic about music from countries allied to Washington. By coming here, the Rolling Stones concert here will take that to another level. It will be a masterclass for all the musicians, artists and people of Cuba. I think the Rolling Stones will also learn something. They may have their differences, but they will feel glad they stayed together long enough to play in Cuba. Of course, money is a factor.

Date created : 25/03/2016 - 10:51. The concert - a surprise addition at the end of the Rolling Stones' Latin America tour - was to be the first by such a big group in Cuba. Coming three days after a groundbreaking visit to Havana by US President Barack Obama, the event was widely seen as another step in Cuba's emergence from years of cultural, ideological and economic isolation. The one party state, run by the Castro brothers for more than half a century, long looked down on British and US rock as subversive. A Rolling Stones concert in Havana? It's a dream," said Eddie Escobar, 45, who founded one of Havana's few clubs for live rock music, the Yellow Submarine.

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Keith Richards (R), Mick Jagger (C) and Ronnie Wood of the Rolling Stones perform a free outdoor concert at Ciudad Deportiva de la Habana sports complex in Havana, Cuba, March 25, 2016. REUTERS/Alexandre Meneghini. 500,000 Estimated at Rolling Stones Cuba Concert. Cuban state media estimated an audience of as many as 500,000 people, making the Stones the biggest act to play in Cuba since the country's 1959 revolution. Some Cubans slept overnight to be first in line to enter the stadium. The Stones arrived in Havana Thursday, just two days after . President Barack Obama ended his historic visit to Cuba, aimed at moving past more than five decades of hostility between the United States and Cuba. Jagger told reporters as he arrived at the airport "obviously something has happened in the last few years.

The Rolling Stones flew into Cuba last night to play a one-off concert that would have been unthinkable just a few years ago. The band are expected to perform in front of an an audience of up to 500,000 people, according to Cuban state media. Their arrival comes three days after Barack Obama’s historic stay to the communist controlled island, the first visit by a serving US president in nearly a century. The event is widely seen as another step in Cuba’s emergence from years of cultural, ideological and economic isolation