Rebeca's American debut album, Rebelde, is a terrific showcase for her infectious energy and rich voice. She is equally capable of uptempo pop and big ballads, and Rebelde proves that she is a vocalist of enormous talent and potential that is very nearly fulfilled on this debut. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
Tracks
Track Title
Composers
Performers
Time
Todos los Chicos Son Igual
Richard Roman, Andres DePalma, Oscar DePalma
Rebeca
(3:36)
Si Tu Te Vas
Richard Roman, Andres DePalma, Oscar DePalma
Rebeca
(3:59)
Al Cien Por Cien
Richard Roman, Andres DePalma, Oscar DePalma
Rebeca
(3:09)
Dime Si Me Quieres
Rebeca
Rebeca
(3:49)
Mi Ciudad
Richard Roman, Andres DePalma, Oscar DePalma
Rebeca
(4:07)
Locos Por Vivir
Richard Roman, Andres DePalma, Oscar DePalma
Rebeca
(3:37)
Nada Me Puede Parar
Elio DePalma, Andres DePalma, Oscar DePalma
Rebeca
(3:27)
Mensajes de Amor
Richard Roman, Elio DePalma, Andres DePalma, Oscar DePalma
Rebeca
(4:18)
Quisiera
Rebeca
Rebeca
(3:16)
Mundo Feliz
Richard Roman, Andres DePalma, Oscar DePalma
Rebeca
(3:50)
Credits
Rebeca (Main Performer), Miguel Dega (Executive Producer), Marta Bacardit (Photography), Francesc Pellicer (Producer), Jesus N. Gomez (Engineer), Jesus N. Gomez (Mastering), Jesus N. Gomez (Mixing), Tito Saavedra (Engineer), Tito Saavedra (Mixing), Marc Martín (Arranger), Marc Martín (Programming), Richard Roman (Arranger), Richard Roman (Programming), Richard Roman (Producer), Elio DePalma (Arranger), Elio DePalma (Director), Elio DePalma (Programming), Elio DePalma (Producer)
Rebelde is the debut album by the Mexicanpop group RBD, released in November 2004 in Mexico and on January 11, 2005 in the United States. The album was produced by Max DiCarlo, Carlos Lara, Armando Avila with Camilo Lara and Pedro Damián being the executive producers. The album features the 3 consecutive Mexican chart toppers hits, "Rebelde", main theme from the soap opera with the same name, "Solo Quédate En Silencio" and "Sálvame", which was named the most played song of 2005 by a Mexican Group in their homeland[1]. A fourth single was released on radio only, "Un Poco De Tu Amor", peaking at #2 on the Official Mexican Top 100. To date the album has sold over 3 million copies worldwide.
The album went Diamond in Mexico with sales over 500,000 copies.The album was also certified Diamond in Brazil. Due the success of the Spanish languaged album, they recorded a Portuguese languaged version of Rebelde, this being Rebelde (Edição Brasil). RBD became the first foreign act in Brazil to have two albums in different languages (Portuguese version and Spanish version of Rebelde) in the top ten at the same time (both albums peaked at number one). In 2006, the album was released in Spain. RBD topped the AFYVE Spain Albums Chart with their debut album "Rebelde" for five consecutive weeks and it has been certified 3× Platinum with sales over 240,000 units. The album sold over 3 million copies worldwide.
The album spent more than 50 weeks in Billboard's Top Latin Albums chart, peaking at number two and spending over 2 months in the Top 5. In March 2006, it was pushed back of the Top 5 at number seven, but came back to number five on March 23, 2006.
Their first national tour, Tour Generación RBD, sold out every single date. The group offered 35 concerts in Mexico, starting May 13, and ending August 28 in Auditorio Nacional.
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Facts
The album topped the Mexican Album Chart for twelve non-consecutive weeks.
The album was recorded in two days, said by RBD. The six members of RBD sung all 11 songs in the two producers' studios: Armando Avila and Carlos Lara.
This album had 3 promotional videos for the singles:
The album's official singles were "Rebelde", "Solo quédate en silencio", "Sálvame", and "Un poco de tu amor", although there were 2 songs that had radio promotion: "Otro día que va" and "Enséñame".
