Bon Jovi in Lima, Peru...

Bon Jovi rocked 55,000 fans in Lima, Peru

Lima enjoyed a night of rock: the New Jersey band Bon Jovi gave a memorable concert last night, that gathered a crowd of almost 55,000 fans.

Completely dressed in black, Jon Bon Jovi showed up on stage at 9pm, carrying his guitar, greeting the Peruvian audience, who had been waiting for this concert since 21 years ago, when the band canceled a concert in Lima.

The night started with a new song, "Blood on Blood," from their latest production "The Circle," and the setlist continued with "We Weren"t Born to Follow," and the popular "You give love a bad name" that turned on the audience's enthusiasm.

Amazingly, Jon Bon Jovi seemed to keep the same energy on stage as 20 years ago, smiling all the time and offering an unforgettable performance that delighted the fans.

The concert lasted for more than two hours and of course included smash hits like "Born to be my baby,” "Wanted dead or alive,” "Runaway," and "Bad Medicine."

Jon Bon Jovi did not miss the chance to “pay homage to Peruvian girls” dedicating them the Roy Orbison's classic song "Pretty Woman."

The setlist continued with "It"s my life", "I"ll be there for you" and "Always," song that closed the night.


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*Author's Note:  The writer of this article really should have checked her facts.  We all know Blood on Blood was not a new track from The Circle , but a favorite of many from New Jersey.