SAN DIEGO. – RBD, the world-renowned band born from the Mexican soap opera “Rebelde”, announced this Thursday before tens of thousands of fans gathered in stadiums in various parts of the world that it will undertake the “Soy Rebelde Tour”, which includes a stop in San Diego .
With this tour, produced by T6H Entertainment and Live Nation, they will celebrate 20 years of music in 26 cities in the United States, Mexico and Brazil, where 700,000 fans are expected.
Ticket sales will begin on January 27 at 10:00 am simultaneously in the three countries.
The first date of the tour, August 25, will be very special, since it will take place at the Sun Bowl stadium in El Paso, Texas, on the border between the United States and Mexico, a venue with 40,000 spectators where they want the union of cultures that RBD symbolized is reflected.
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In San Diego they will perform at Viejas Arena at the San Diego State University Aztec Bowl at 7 pm which go into pre-sale on Sunday, January 22 by Ticketmaster for verified fans and on sale to the general public on January 27.
The group will also perform in huge arenas in cities like Dallas, Houston, Chicago and Los Angeles, as well as iconic venues such as New York’s Madison Square Garden, Las Vegas’ Grand Garden Arena.
In Mexico they will do so at the emblematic Foro Sol in Mexico City, while in Brazil at the Allianz Parque in São Paulo and the Estádio Nilton Santos Engenhão in Rio de Janeiro.
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The tour will end on December 1 in Mexico City.
RBD is owed hits such as “Rebelde”, “Just stay silent”, “Save me”, “Teach me”, “A song”, “Fire”, “Be or seem”, “Your love”, “What is behind ”, “Unreachable”, “Behind me”, “And I can’t forget you”, “To forget about me” or “Goodbye”.
It all started when in 2002 the Argentine youth telenovela “Rebelde Way”, created by Cris Morena, saw the light of day. Together with her, its protagonists formed the musical group Erreway. Both the series, which aired in 2003, and the group were quite successful internationally, leading to other countries making their own versions and remakes.
And there was one of them that stood out above the rest and even surpassed the original series in fame. It is about the Mexican adaptation, “Rebelde”. Both the series and the musical group it gave rise to, “RBD”, garnered such popularity that they became an international mass phenomenon.
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The telenovela was led by the actors Anahí Puente, Dulce María Espinosa, Maite Perroni, Christopher von Uckermann, Alfonso “Poncho” Herrera and Christian Chávez, who were also members of the musical group.
The RBD group managed to sell more than 15 million records worldwide, and raised more than 72.5 million dollars on their tours, with which they visited 23 countries and 116 cities.
They were active from 2004 to 2008, releasing their last studio album in 2009. In total, these were their studio albums: “Rebelde” (2004), “Nuestro amor” (2005), “Celestial” (2006), “ Rebels” (2006), “Start from scratch” (2007), “To forget about me” (2009).
Later, in 2020, a virtual concert, “Ser o parecer”, brought together some of the members again: Anahí, Christopher, Maite and Christian. They sold nearly 300,000 tickets for the event. That same year they released the single “I have always been here” and the live version of “Sálvame”.
That punctual return made one thing clear: the fans of “Rebelde” not only had not forgotten about the group, but they continued to expect more from them. And that is why now, at the end of 2022, they have announced that RBD will return to the stage in 2023.
It was last December 19 when the profile image of all of them became the logo of the band, after announcing the event “Soy Rebelde World Tour”, a world tour that will bring RBD back to the stage.
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