Soy Rebelde Tour becomes the biggest Latin group tour

The Soy Rebelde Tour became the highest-grossing Latin group tour in music history. With a total of 54 nostalgic presentations around the world, RBD managed to raise US$231.7 million.

Soy Rebelde Tour

The Mexican group's tour went through Brazil, the United States, Mexico and Colombia, however, they broke their career record by achieving the biggest audience of their career with their performance at the Morumbi Stadium. This is because, surprisingly, on a normal weekday, the stadium surprisingly had 67,579 people.

On Brazilian soil, in order to grant the opportunity to the entire fanbase, new dates were opened after tickets were sold out, resulting in eight performances. Therefore, in São Paulo, the group passed through Allianz Parque and Estádio do Morumbi, as previously mentioned, while in Rio de Janeiro they passed through the Nilton Santos Stadium.

With a huge structure and even the right to change looks, these were memorable shows that featured RBD's highly successful songs. In fact, the DVD of the show held in São Paulo will be released later this year.

_{RBD at Allianz Parque (Reproduction/instagram/@allianzparque)}

Theft on tour

The situation regarding the continuation of the group's tour is currently undefined, after information circulated regarding not only Manuel Velasco, Anahí's husband, but also Guillermo Rosas, the band's former manager, having embezzled money from the tour.

According to Mexican journalist Javier Ceriani, Anahi's husband, who is a senator, was using the money to promote his campaign as a pre-candidate for president of Mexico. Furthermore, Ceriani also stated that Anahí also knew what her husband was doing.

However, regarding Anahi being aware of the matter, the information is nothing more than rumors, since according to internet users the journalist tends to spread false news, such as when he accused Maite Perroni of stealing her husband or even when he stated that Dulce stole a buffet .

Members talk about continuing on tour

Dulce Maria and Christian Chávez have already expressed their desire to continue the tour. In an interview with the Korean version of Rolling Stone, the singer stated that although she is currently focused on her role as a mother, the Soy Rebelde Tour was exciting and she wants to spend a lot of time with her.

Christian Chávez, in an interview with Podpah and later with Poddelas, expressed his affection for the group and declared that he was a big fan, even though he was one of the members. He also revealed that news will come on RBD's 20th anniversary, which will be on October 4th, without leaving any clues as to what it is about.

Featured photo: RBD (Reproduction/Instagram/@christianchavezreal/Photographer/Instagram/@frescolns Edwin Rodriguez)