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Chris De Burgh performs in Tehran with persian band Arian
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<p>Despit the fact that this is an important event in Tehran (Since for the first time after 30 years a Western singer performs in Tehran) the event have not received much coverage by the Western media and newsagencies such as BBC.</p>
<p>Chris de Burge , the Irish singer, says coming to Iran was one of his dreams since he was a child. He wanted to visit the Persepolis and the land of poem and love since long time ago.</p>
<p>When he was asked whether he feels safe in Tehran he responded:</p>
<p>"After three days of excursion in Tehran, I feel safer than London and Los Angeles !" </p>
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<p>Despit the fact that this is an important event in Tehran (Since for the first time after 30 years a Western singer performs in Tehran) the event have not received much coverage by the Western media and newsagencies such as BBC.</p>
<p>Chris de Burge , the Irish singer, says coming to Iran was one of his dreams since he was a child. He wanted to visit the Persepolis and the land of poem and love since long time ago.</p>
<p>When he was asked whether he feels safe in Tehran he responded:</p>
<p>"After three days of excursion in Tehran, I feel safer than London and Los Angeles !" </p>
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