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Ricky Martin Concert Halted by Tear Gas
Ricky Martin briefly left the stage in Montenegro after an attendee sprayed tear gas near the stage, but returned once authorities cleared the venue.
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Ricky Martin briefly left the stage in Montenegro after an attendee sprayed tear gas near the stage, but returned once authorities cleared the venue.
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