5 memorable moments from RBD’s visits to Brazil

One of the most talked about topics in recent days is RBD’s visit to Brazil. Currently, the group has already performed two shows in Rio de Janeiro, and is visiting São Paulo, where they have six performances scheduled.

The first took place last Sunday, the 12th, which marked the group’s return to the Morumbi stadium since recording the DVD for the “Tour Del Adios”, the band’s farewell tour that took place 15 years ago.

Since the beginning of his career, Anahi, Maite Perroni, Dulce Maria, Christian Chavez It is Christopher Uckermann They have a strong connection with Brazil, and have visited our country several times, creating countless memorable moments throughout their travels.

With this in mind, RECREIO separated five memorable moments from RBD’s visits to Brazil. Check out!

1. First visit

RBD came to Brazil for the first time in February 2006, when they were invited to give a free presentation in the parking lot of the Extra supermarket, on Guarapiranga Avenue, in the south of São Paulo. Although both fans and members were excited about the first visit, the event was marked by tragedy.

At the time, due to the large number of spectators, estimated between 5 and 15 thousand, as reported by Folha de S.Paulo, and the great euphoria of the people, those who were on the railing ended up being pushed and trampled, causing the death of three people , in addition to leaving another 42 injured.

2. Meeting with the president

In 2007, while the group was on its second international tour, which featured shows in the cities of São Paulo, Porto Alegre, Santa Catarina and Brasília, the members of RBD were received at Palácio do Alvorada by the president Lulafrom the PT, who was serving his second term at the time, alongside the late first lady, Marisa Letícia.

At the time, the band had been invited to participate in a government program, through the donation of a guitar autographed by all six members, which would be auctioned, with all the money raised going to the Fome Zero social program, created by the federal government. Brazilian in 2003.

In addition to delivering the instrument in hand, Alfonso Herrera, Maite, Christian, Christopher, Sweet It is Anahi They also participated in a barbecue hosted by the president and the first lady, in addition to playing an amateur football match among the party guests.

3. Brasilia’s birthday

The relationship between RBD and Brazil is so close that, in 2008, while promoting the “Empezar Desde Cero” tour, which took place between April and May of the same year, the band also agreed to participate in the 48th anniversary of Brasília, our federal capital. .

For the celebration, the group held a show at Esplanada dos Ministérios, which brought together around 200 to 500 thousand people under the strong sun, as informed by the event organizers. To this day, the performance is considered one of the biggest in the band’s history, as well as being one of the biggest international shows held in Brazil.

4. Television programs

During practically all of his visits to Brazilian lands, RBD always made a point of participating in some television programs. One of the most remembered is when the group visited “Domingo Legal”, on SBT, presented by Gugu Liberato.

However, another remarkable interview carried out for a Brazilian vehicle was that of Record’s “Domingo Espetacular”, shortly after the announcement of the band’s end. During the conversation, the members reflect on why fans connect with them so much, in addition to leaving a special message to console the hearts of all those who were saddened by the news of the separation.

5. Christian singing Joelma

RBD’s current visit, which has been in Brazilian lands for almost a week, is also marked by countless memorable moments, ranging from the members being shocked by the public’s reactions during the shows, to the surprises made by the fans.

One of these iconic moments happened at one of the Rio de Janeiro shows on the “Soy Rebelde Tour”, when, in his solo moment, Christian surprised fans when he started singing “Voando pro Pará”, by the singer Joelma.