By Natalia Rueda Rebelde (RBD)
RBD, also known as Rebelde, was a successful Mexican pop band formed in 2004 as part of the telenovela Rebelde. Comprised of Anahí, Dulce María, Maite Perroni, Christopher Uckermann, Christian Chávez and Alfonso Herrera, the band captured the hearts of millions of teenagers and gained international popularity.
RBD was formed as part of the storyline of the telenovela, where the young students decide to form a band to participate in a musical contest. RBD’s songs were written by Mexican composer Pedro Muñoz, and reflected the experiences and emotions of the characters in the story. However, they soon became a hit, transcending the screen and reaching millions of fans around the world.
However, in 2008, after four years of success and world tours, RBD announced their separation as a band. Since then, each of its members has gone their own way in music, film and television, with varying degrees of success. But RBD’s legacy lives on in the memory of their fans, who still remember them fondly and continue to listen to their songs.
Medellin Colombia Concert
Last November 3, the Atanasio Girardot stadium in Medellín witnessed an event that marked the childhood of many: the RBD concert. The emblematic band was received with great excitement by their fans, who after almost 20 years had not had the opportunity to see them live.
With four dates scheduled, November 3, 4, 5 and 6, the stadium was filled with nostalgia and joy as they recalled the hits that marked an entire generation. RBD, formed by the former members of the successful telenovela, did not disappoint and showed that they still have a great connection and energy on stage. The concert was full of surprises and emotional moments.
Fans enjoyed a great repertoire of songs, including “Sálvame”, “Solo Quédate en Silencio” and “Aún Hay Algo”. There were also hits such as “Este Corazón”, “Rebelde” and “Nuestro Amor”. The audience chanted each of the lyrics with great enthusiasm and remembered special moments of their lives with the music of RBD.
In addition, the production of the event was impeccable, with an impressive set of lights and screens that complemented the experience. Without a doubt, the RBD concert was much more than a musical event, it was a reunion with history and nostalgia for many of the attendees, who remembered their childhood and youth with the band.
And for those who had the opportunity to see them live for the first time, it was a dream come true. The Atanasio Girardot stadium witnessed a night full of magic and emotions that will remain in the memory of all those present.
RBD proved that their music is still alive and that their legacy is still alive in the hearts of their fans. Undoubtedly, this concert was one of the most emblematic and unforgettable for Medellín and Colombia.