"Hello Lima, Peru hello, hello my causitas" said the microphone the legendary Mick Jagger in what was the first presentation of the Rolling Stones in the Andean country. Peruvian media reseñaron with videos and photographs which was a dream night for the nearly 50 thousand people who packed the Monumental Stadium in Lima to enjoy the concert of one of the most important rock groups in the world.
Hundreds of people gathered early hours of Sunday for, even in the heat of 30 degrees that impacted them, sure to be the first to enter the stadium Lima. It was known that the British group spent the night in the Peruvian capital since Thursday and, although it was under tight security, fans were grouped outside the hotel that supposedly were. In addition, it emerged that the band members had dinner at a famous restaurant in Lima.
The entrance doors were opened to the concert at 4:00 pm and was five hours later when the expected Rollings concert with the interpretation of the theme Start Me Up, which immediately ignited a public that was already moved by the performance began Frail of the Peruvian band, who served from opening act.
Jagger and his intepretaron It's Onlye Rock and Roll, Like a Rolling Stone, Angie, Paint it Black, You Got The Silver and Midnight Rambler on a show in which they did not fail to make their famous dancing on stage and which highlighted execution Charlie Watts.
The newspaper El Comercio of Peru, said that at 10:40 pm the musicians disappeared from the scene, to return with a monumental surprise: Mick Jagger wearing a red Capara to sing their theme Sympathy for the Devi l.
At the concert, culminating in a shower of fireworks, also they interpreted Brown Sugar, Can not Always Get What You Want, and, to close, the famous Satisfaction.
