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Paul McCartney commands crowd of 90,000 as he performs epic three-hour concert in Mexico city

May 12, 2012

The singer played up to his audience, shouting the slang 'Viva Mexico, cabrones!' (Long Live Mexico, you b******s)! at the end of Elanor Rigby. full story

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Paul McCartney commands crowd of 90,000 as he performs epic three-hour concert in Mexico city

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