Cover of Rolling Stone en Español, group recalled the importance of strategies to protect the public from high temperatures during a tour across the country, in November 2023
February cover of Rolling Stone en EspañolO RBD recalled moments of his visit to Brazil with the tour Soy Rebelde Tour 2023.
Record holders with the highest number of sold-out shows in Brazil by a Spanish-speaking artist or band, the Mexican group performed eight performances on Brazilian soil in November 2023. During the weeks in which it passed through the country, however, RBD had to deal with a factor extra: the excessive heat, which claimed one victim, the young woman Ana Clara Benevides23 years old, on another tour that was taking place simultaneously, that of the singer Taylor Swift.
A Rolling Stone en Español, Dulce Maria recalled the importance of the union of the group and the producer Live Nation To overcome the harmful effects of high temperatures during tour:
“In Brazil, where there was terrible heat, great care was taken to ensure that everyone [os fãs] they stayed hydrated and received water, and all of this was achieved together”, he said. “We were all very involved with this.”
In addition to the band, Dulce reinforced the importance of society with the producer Live Nation during the tour, which made it possible to take effective actions to overcome the scenario, which, according to her, became worrying for the group:
“Live Nation did a great job in all aspects, in terms of security and also in predicting the issue of Brazil, which was of great concern to us, and which was resolved well. We were together as partners, so it was about predicting the scenario and having groups of our team involved with what was going to happen, letting us know everything.”
Dulce María and the “winks” to the public
Dulce María, who was on the cover of Rolling Stone Brazil in 2023, revealed the importance of personalizing the experience of its shows Soy Rebelde Tour to each passing country. According to her, the idea came from her own personal identification with music. “No Pares”:
“‘No Pares’ was much more me. Much more who I am as a person, including as a singer, more romantic and dreamy. At some point I pulled Frida’s cape, in honor of Frida Kahlo, who is my great-aunt, too I used the Mexican flag on the cover and the Brazilian flag on Brazil. They were winks that we gave to the public to give them something different at the shows, because all the videos were already on TikTok [risos]so we wanted to give something different in each place.”
The full cover story of Rolling Stone en Español with RBD was written by Pablo Monroywith photographs taken by Carlos Ruízand can be read in full here. Also follow Rolling Stone en Español on social media, on Instagram, XFacebook, TikTok, Youtube and Twitch.
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