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I'm a history teacher.
After so many years together, they communicate without words.
They're like fish in the water.
They just flow.
If something gets in their way, they turn it into art.
After the Second World War,
Europe was divided into European and Soviet-influenced regions.
Unfortunately, Poland ended up on the Soviet side.
There was surveillance.
People from the Security Service turned up at every concert.
Every concert was bugged.
It was simply a totalitarian country.
It was as if aliens had descended on Earth.
As if Martians had suddenly arrived on Earth and said, "Hi, we're here."
We were delighted because suddenly someone noticed our country.
Someone noticed that Poland was important after all.
I've always thought Latin American fans
are a completely different story compared to the rest of the world.
We're very passionate.
That's the way we are in Mexico, Colombia, Brazil...
In Europe, people are a little different. Their culture is different.
We're not like that. We're more intense and noisy. We shout more.
Since we arrived early, we managed to find a place where we were relatively close.
When Bruce Dickinson
raised his guitar in the song, "Revelations..."
...I saw that he had cut himself.
They were spat on.
Harris and Blaze got angry with the audience.
They pointed to who had done it
to sort it out...
like "gentlemen,"
with a brawl.
When we heard that Bruce Dickinson was coming back,
it felt like a huge party in our hearts.
Please, please!
Where is Steve Harris?
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