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TV/Entertainment | 8 February, 2010 [ 11:23 ]
The Cranberries arrived in Lima, Peru
LivinginPeru.com
Isabel Guerra
Coming from Argentina, The Cranberries arrived in Lima last night, to offer a concert tonight at the Monumental Stadium Esplanade.
Their flight arrived at 8.47 p.m., and after passing customs controls, lead singer Dolores O’Riordan waved hi her fans.
She seemed eager to meet her fans, but changed her mind because the screaming crowd welcoming her scared her a bit: however, she didn't lose her smile.
Weeks ago, she had said during a TV interview that she felt a special contact with Peru, since her grandmother lived in this country for several years.
During the concert in Buenos Aires, The Cranberries rocked the crowd with songs like Linger, Zombie, and Salvation.
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Isabel Guerra
Coming from Argentina, The Cranberries arrived in Lima last night, to offer a concert tonight at the Monumental Stadium Esplanade. Their flight arrived at 8.47 p.m., and after passing customs controls, lead singer Dolores O’Riordan waved hi her fans.
She seemed eager to meet her fans, but changed her mind because the screaming crowd welcoming her scared her a bit: however, she didn't lose her smile.
Weeks ago, she had said during a TV interview that she felt a special contact with Peru, since her grandmother lived in this country for several years.
During the concert in Buenos Aires, The Cranberries rocked the crowd with songs like Linger, Zombie, and Salvation.
Have news you'd like to see in LivinginPeru.com? Contribute an article, whether it's translated or based on your own reporting. Contact editor@livinginperu.com.
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