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Rolling Stones flattens Cuba

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March 26, 2016

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Cuban Stones fans wait outside the venue in Havana, Cuba, yesterday where the Rolling Stones performed a free concert in Havana yesterday, becoming the most famous act to play Cuba since its 1959 revolution.

HAVANA (AP)

Thousands of jubilant Cubans and tourists swarmed the site of the Rolling Stones' free concert in Havana yesterday, calling it an historic moment for a country that once forced rock fans to listen to their favorite music behind closed doors.

Small groups of people slept overnight outside the Ciudad Deportiva, or Sports City, where a massive stage has been set up for the biggest act to play in the Cuba since its 1959 revolution.

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