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The first charity supergroupIn 1984, the Irish rock singer Bob Geldof saw a TV programme about famine in Africa. He asked his musician friends to record a song for charity. Some of the most famous stars in the world formed a 'supergroup' calleg Band Aid. Their song raised eight million US dollars in the first month. Then Geldof started planning something much bigger- Live Aid.The first international rock concertLive Aid was called 'the biggest rock concert in the world' . On 13th July 1985, more than one hundred and fifty thousand people attended concerts in Britain, the USA, Australia and Russia. One and a half billion people watched it on television and Live Aid raised about eighty million dollars for charityStop world povertyTwenty years later, Bob Geldof and Bono helped to organise Live 8. They wanted politicians from eight of the world's richest countries to listen to their message Make poverty history. There were concerts in ten countries.Protect the environmentLive Aid and Live 8 weren't as big as Live Earth. In 2007, there were ten huge concerts on six continents. The organisers wanted to teach the world about global warming. 'Nothing on Earth is as important as this', they said. Celebrities and their fans promised to change their lifestyles and 'go green'.
a pytanie brzmi: Do you thin events like this can 'change the world'? Why?/Why not?
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The first charity supergroupIn 1984, the Irish rock singer Bob Geldof saw a TV programme about famine in Africa. He asked his musician friends to record a song for charity. Some of the most famous stars in the world formed a 'supergroup' calleg Band Aid. Their song raised eight million US dollars in the first month. Then Geldof started planning something much bigger- Live Aid.The first international rock concertLive Aid was called 'the biggest rock concert in the world' . On 13th July 1985, more than one hundred and fifty thousand people attended concerts in Britain, the USA, Australia and Russia. One and a half billion people watched it on television and Live Aid raised about eighty million dollars for charityStop world povertyTwenty years later, Bob Geldof and Bono helped to organise Live 8. They wanted politicians from eight of the world's richest countries to listen to their message Make poverty history. There were concerts in ten countries.Protect the environmentLive Aid and Live 8 weren't as big as Live Earth. In 2007, there were ten huge concerts on six continents. The organisers wanted to teach the world about global warming. 'Nothing on Earth is as important as this', they said. Celebrities and their fans promised to change their lifestyles and 'go green'.
a pytanie brzmi: Do you thin events like this can 'change the world'? Why?/Why not?
Bardzo was proszę :*
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Events like this can change the world because if a lot of people watch a TV programme about femine in Africa, they'll want to help poor African society. These famous persons urge people to do good things for others who need help. Concerts with music about global warming or air pollutions cause humans to protect environment. Celebrites can earn money and allocate it for charity. Tha't why is a perfect idea for better world.