“Poncho” Herrera talks about the psychological toll left on him by RBD

Alfonso ‘Poncho’ Herrera opened as he had not done for his passage RBDthe musical form derived from hit soap opera Rebelde.

In recent years it has been speculated that the actor does not want to know anything about his former colleagues.

Rumors of an alleged bad relationship between him and Anahí, Christopher Uckermann, Christian Chávez, Maite Perroni and Dulce María have been fueled by rejecting ‘Poncho’ Herrera to be part of the reunion of the group on the world tour ‘Soy Rebelde Tour’ which will start this summer.

“Poncho” Herrera talks about the effects of RBD

In an interview with El País newspaper, ‘Poncho’ Herrera spoke about the emotional toll of his time at RBD.

“Until today I’m still a little scared when I go to a place where there are a lot of people,” he said in statements published on Monday (March 27).

Herrera recalled the rampant riots he and his former bandmates caused with their presence before the success of the group and the telenovela, which aired in 2004.

“We went it alone (before that) and supported each other because we had no psychological support to be able to deal with this situation,” he said.

One of the most difficult moments that marked ‘Poncho’ Herrera was what he and the group experienced in February 2006.

three of the fans of the team died in a riot during an autograph signing in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

“We share things that no one else will be able to know and that the six of us were there in difficult times, in happy times and in difficult times like when he was in Brazil,” he recalls.

” It was very difficult. Years later we returned to Brazil, met the relatives and I met the father of one of the girls who lost her life,” he said.

” This event marked me in a very deep way. And as long as I try to turn it around, it’s still there,” he said.

“Poncho” Herrera talks about the RBD world tour

The 39-year-old artist was also asked about his former bandmates and RBD’s new world tour, which kicks off next August in El Paso, Texas and will tour cities in the US, Brazil, Colombia and Mexico.

“Love I hope they are doing well because I appreciate themI have affection and respect for them,” he said.

Herrera stated that he now prefers to focus on his works as an actor, which is why he refused to participate in the reunion of the group that made him famous.

Early last January, RBD issued a statement following speculation about the bad relationship between the group’s members and ‘Poncho’ Herrera.

“There is respect, affection and Mutual support between RBD members and Alfonso Herrerathey said.