​When a young band dared to cover a Rolling Stones’ song on Cuba's Isle of Youth, in the 1960s, armed soldiers interrupted the performance. Fifty years later, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, and Ronnie Wood finally visit Fidel’s island to play hits like It's Only Rock'n'Roll, Gimme Shelter, and Satisfaction, among many others, for 1.2 million fans. A historical record of the band’s epic concert in Havana, which marked the end of Olé, their Latin American tour. The event took place days after the visit of Barack Obama, US president, to the country.​