MONTERREY – If RBD set box office records in the United States and sparked madness in Brazil, RBD’s arrival in Mexico inspired mass hysteria among a rebellious generation that spoke loudly and sang with power.
At the start of the country’s “Soy Rebellion Tour”, Anahi, Dulce María, Matt Perrone, Christopher Uckerman and Christian Chavez set off from the Estadio Sultan in Monterrey towards Their unconditional fans settled the outstanding debt because they did not do so when they said goodbye 15 years ago in Mexico.
In a review published by Reforma, RBD fulfilled a dream for the 22,000 spectators (according to the organizers) who saw themselves healthy and strong, although Anahi had to leave the São Paulo concert at the weekend due to a kidney infection. Bronchitis affecting Dulce Maria.
In the first of three concerts they will perform for the royal family, they owe nothing. In 2008, the quintet performed for the last time in Monterey, on a sparkling tie-shaped stage, supported by dancers and musicians, looking back on the success of their nine albums and two EPs that catapulted them to fame. In 2004 they starred in the soap opera “Rebel”.
Together with their fans, they recall their uniforms of white shirts and red ties of the elite path schools of the soap operas “Tras de mí”, “Un poco de amor”, “Cerca de ti”, “Aún hay algo”. ” and “ Otro The day passed. “
“We welcome you to the ‘Soy Rebelde Tour’, we’re finally home! If only they knew what happened to us along the way. “What can I tell you? But here we are: strong, healthy, together, and most importantly, in Mexico! ” said Anahí.
And so thousands of followers turned back the clock and created a heavenly night for the Rebels inside the stadium.
“A rebellious generation! Finally, after 15 years or more, we have this concert, this show, this reunion. We owe so much to each other, to Mexico, to our land,” Du Irse said.
Three giant screens allowed the audience to see the performance in detail, as Anahí, Dulce María and Maite sang “This is how I am”, “When love ends” and “Fuego” together, leaving a lasting impression of solidarity between the women. information.
Later, Christopher sat alone on stage at the piano and spoke out for world peace with the song “Inalcanzable.”
Tracks also include “Teach me” and “What’s Behind”.
Before performing “Quisiera ser” and “I Wanna Be The Rain,” Christian took a moment in front of the audience to talk about freedom and inclusion.
“I’m 40 years old and you have no idea how much time I’ve wasted trying to please so many people… Do you know how much they say about me? Do you know what’s important to me? Because today I know Who I am and I know what I want,” said the singer and actor.
The love for RBD didn’t stop, with the public singing along to deafening choruses of “Futuro Ex,” “Don’t Stop,” “Ser o Comer,” and “Just Stay Silent.”
At the end of the concert, Anahí emerged from the top of the star-shaped platform and sang “Sálvame.” As he has done since the start of the tour, he embodied a phrase on a T-shirt with a message he chose to share: “Only love can save us.”
“I just want to tell you two things: One, I never thought I’d be back in Monterey singing,” said Mia Colucci of soap opera fame.
“Second, I never thought I would come back to sing, but this tour has been a surprise for everyone and a gift to the soul. It’s a gift we all deserve to experience.”
After several hours of partying and singing “Our Love,” the event climaxed with their anthem “Rebel.”