Ole Ole Ole! A Trip Across Latin America[Blu-ray]

A series of concerts in front of the Stones most avid audiences including a final stop in Havana. The film takes you behind the scenes and onto the stage, truly exciting!!

A lot to intrigue viewers here. Interesting personal interviews and inviting concert footage from across the major cities in South America. Few bands can command such a fan following but this is made easier to understand by the sheer number of classic songs the Stones have come up with over the years. If you're a Stones fan you probably have this. The only disappointing aspect of this documentary is that too little time is spent on attempting to depict the energy and vibrancy of the cities themselves apart from Buenos Aires. I personally would liked to have seen more footage on Santiago, Montevideo, and Bogota for instance with respect to the anticipation and energy levels from fans leading up to the show as well as more on the cities themselves. As stated, this is shown really well in Argentina. It just felt there was too little time focused on that aspect. That would have made this documentary much more interesting. Still it's pretty good overall.

Love love love this documentary! Never knew how strong and passionate a following they had in S.A. The Rolingas are hilarious. It will bring you to tears.

Disclosure: I actually went to show in Lima, Peru so I might be a little bias. I enjoyed this documentary. I will say it does feel more like an extended behind the scenes documentary you usually get on a concert DVD than a full fledged documentary. Still there are a lot of great shots of the different South American cities and if you are a Rolling Stones fan you will enjoy all the footage of the band members. Also, in the bonus features there are quite a bit of concert footage and the band sounds great!

Ole Ole Ole is not just a concert film, it is a documentary of the Rolling Stones' tour of South and Central America, including a final concert in Cuba, in 2016. The film was released theatrically and on pay movie channels before being released on DVD and BluRay.Most of the actual stage performances are incomplete, and I believe there is a creative decision behind that. The film focuses on the fans in each of the countries the band performs. The most striking story is of the Rolingas in Argentina, a group of fans who have elevated being a fan to a lifestyle choice. That segment alone made me want to go to Argentina and hang out with these people.The film follows the band to each country. The band reflects on the culture of each country and look back on previous visits. There are probably more interviews with fans than with the band, and that's a good thing. Interwoven throughout the film is an account of the preparations for the Havana show. Those kinds of behind the scenes vignettes are fascinating.The Havana show is the climax of the film, and as such, contain the only complete performance of a song that appears in the film. It is a fitting ending. Yet sadly, recent announcements of the US governments roll back of ending the Cuba embargo are in the news. The Havana show may become an interesting curio in the long debacle of US-Cuba relations.I loved watching this film and I will watch it again, if just to see the segment on the Argentina Rolingas.

This is one of the best Stones concert films ever. Because of the beautiful countries they visit. The obvious bond and love between the people and the band. Lots of local flavor shown. All leads to the concert in Havana. Which was difficult on many levels to pull off. The band is great as usual. Many people in tears as the reality of this event. It's very touching. Very well shot, it looks awesome, sounds great. Recommend it highly.

Watched it twice to catch everything that is packed into this very entertaining video. The Stones are a great band that have aged gracefully.

Great musical & visual story of The Rolling Stones Caribbean tour of 2016

el video contiene un documental de la gira de la Banda por varios países de latinoamerica y cabe decir que este refleja el arraigo del grupo en países como Argentina, México y brasil en donde han tocado varias veces y donde tienen una legión de fanáticos de mínimo 4 generaciones, Mick Jagger y Keith Richards platican el detalle de la gira y su importancia de tocar en latinoamerica y no solo eso también explican por que dar un concierto en Cuba y que este sea GRATISvale la pena cada peso gastado en el vídeo y todo coleccionista de la banda debe tenerlo

Follow the Stones thru their 2016 Latin America tour culminating in the Havana Moon free concert in Cuba. Mick Keith and Ron mingle with the locals.Turn on the English subtitles, as there is a ton of Spanish dialogue that isn't subtitled otherwise.The film has a nice mix of live footage too, which can also be watched separately, making for a mini hi-lite concert extra.I didn't know the band was scolded by the Pope for playing the Cuba show on Good Friday.This was unfortunate, as the show had already been moved from its original date, due to a conflict with Obama's sudden visit.Woody's visit to a local pool hall, with his full grown son in tow, was a nice bit.The film is beautifully shot. Very colourful. Well paced.Jagger's vocals are strong, still with a hint of menace, although Keith seems to play with a perma-grin plastered to his face.This aint the outlaw-Keith of old.Good film. Worth a couple of initial viewings.

Beautiful concert / documentary which as well as terrific music gives you the real feeling of the life and exuberance of the Latin American people Highly recommended, even from a non-Stones fan

さすがストーンズ！どの国のライブでもノリノリ！キターもカミソリみたいにキレッキレ

La descripción del concierto en Brasil de Los Rolling Stones te hace llorar. Dicen ellos: Estamos tocando aquí para que olviden sus problemas mientras esto sucede...genial