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TV/Entertainment | 30 April, 2009 [ 10:49 ]
Peru: Hundreds of fans welcomed Oasis' arrival in Lima
LivinginPeru.com
Isabel Guerra
Hundreds of Oasis' Peruvian fans gathered at Lima's Airport, wearing t-shirts and carrying banners , to welcome the band, which arrived in Lima after performing in Caracas.
Many of the fans were wearing surgical masks, since the media had previously reported the first confirmed swine flu case in Lima (in an Argentinian traveller).
Most of the fans said that they were not afraid of becoming infected, and that twelcoming their idols (and expressing their admiration for Oasis' music) was way more important.
It was Liam Gallagher the one who gave a quick wave hi to the fans. However, not any other member of the band declared to the media nor greeted anyone else.
Oasis will perform tonight at the National Stadium of Lima, in a concert that has reportedly sold 40,000 tickets up to now.
Have other topics you'd like to see in our news section? If you or someone you know would like to contribute a news article to Living in Peru, whether it's translated or based on a personal investigation, send it to editor@livinginperu.com.
Isabel Guerra
Hundreds of Oasis' Peruvian fans gathered at Lima's Airport, wearing t-shirts and carrying banners , to welcome the band, which arrived in Lima after performing in Caracas. Many of the fans were wearing surgical masks, since the media had previously reported the first confirmed swine flu case in Lima (in an Argentinian traveller).
Most of the fans said that they were not afraid of becoming infected, and that twelcoming their idols (and expressing their admiration for Oasis' music) was way more important.
It was Liam Gallagher the one who gave a quick wave hi to the fans. However, not any other member of the band declared to the media nor greeted anyone else.
Oasis will perform tonight at the National Stadium of Lima, in a concert that has reportedly sold 40,000 tickets up to now.
Have other topics you'd like to see in our news section? If you or someone you know would like to contribute a news article to Living in Peru, whether it's translated or based on a personal investigation, send it to editor@livinginperu.com.
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3 Comments
# Paerucartoon says :
1 May, 2009 [ 17:33 ]
THE CONCERT WAS GREAT!!!!
HERE A GIFT FROM US
http://www.perucartoon.com/player.php?publicacionid=431&seccionid=109
# john says :
25 May, 2009 [ 03:20 ]
OASIS The BEST BAND in THE WORLD!! Forever
45 000 people in Lima , PERU!
OASIS RULES!
# Antonella says :
23 June, 2009 [ 19:57 ]
THANKS FOR THE CONCERT IN LIMA. IT WAS GREATAdd your comment
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