Group performs in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro between November 9th and 19th
15 years after parting, Anahi,Dulce Maria, Maite Perroni, Christian Chávez It is Christopher Uckermann return to the stage to relive the nostalgia of Rebel, a Mexican soap opera aired between 2004 and 2006, with eight performances in Brazil starting this week. The only member of the group who was left out was Alfonso Herrerawho has dedicated himself to his career as an actor.
With almost two decades of history, the RBD It marked several generations, mainly in Latin American countries. Therefore, the group’s reunion — which will take place in 26 cities in the United States, Mexico and Brazil — was one of the most anticipated presentations in recent years, since the band’s separation.
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Between November 9th and 19th, the group selected the most iconic songs of the RBD to play in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. The group’s entire repertoire needed to be compressed into approximately two and a half hours of performance, divided into six acts.
The official tour setlist Soy Rebelde Tour in Brazil, released this Wednesday (8) by Eventimfeatures old songs by the band and even more recent ones, such as “I care about you” It is “I’ve always been here”. Check out:
All tickets for the shows in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro are sold out. Check dates:
November 9th – Nilton Santos Engenhão Stadium, in Rio de Janeiro
November 10th – Nilton Santos Engenhão Stadium, in Rio de Janeiro
November 12th – Morumbi Stadium, in São Paulo
November 13th – Morumbi Stadium, in São Paulo
November 16th – Allianz Parque, in São Paulo
November 17th – Allianz Parque, in São Paulo
November 18th – Allianz Parque, in São Paulo
November 19th – Allianz Parque, in São Paulo
Source: Rollingstone
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