Rebelde

Rebelde
Genre	Telenovela Comedy-drama Teen drama
Created by	Pedro Damián
Based on	Rebelde Way by Cris Morena
Written by	Iván Cuevas Pedro Rodríguez María Balmorí
Story by	Cris Morena
Directed by	Luis Pardo Juan Carlos Muñoz
Creative director	Alexis Covasevich
Starring	Enrique Rocha Juan Ferrara Ninel Conde Patricio Borghetti Leticia Perdigón Anahí Dulce María Alfonso Herrera Christopher von Uckermann Estefanía Villarreal Karla Cossío Zoraida Gómez Jack Duarte Maite Perroni Eddy Vilard Angelique Boyer Rodrigo Nehme Christian Chávez Grettell Valdez Tony Dalton Nailea Norvind Diego Boneta María Fernanda Malo Allisson Lozano Viviana Ramos Rafael Inclán
Music by	Gerardo Rosado Alejandro de la Parra
Opening theme	"Rebelde" by RBD
Country of origin	Mexico
Original language	Spanish
No. of seasons	3
No. of episodes	440
Production
Executive producer	Pedro Damián
Producer	Luis Luisillo
Cinematography	Daniel Ferrer Vivian Sánchez Ross
Editors	Noé Galindo Luis Horacio Valdés Juan Franco Julio Abreu
Camera setup	Multi-camera
Production companies	Televisa Cris Morena Group
Release
Original network	Canal de las Estrellas
Picture format	NTSC (480i)
Audio format	Stereophonic sound
Original release	October 4, 2004 – June 2, 2006
Chronology
Related shows	RBD: La familia O Fenômeno Rebelde (TV program)

Rebelde (English: Rebel) is a Mexican telenovela produced by Televisa, and created by Cris Morena. It is a remake of the Argentine telenovela Rebelde Way adapted for the Mexican youth audience, leading to differences in characters' backgrounds. The series aired on Canal de las Estrellas from October 4, 2004, to June 2, 2006. Rebelde was replaced in June 2006 with Televisa's series Código Postal.

The series is set at the Elite Way School, a prestigious private boarding high school in Mexico City with a major plot line revolving around six students – Mía Colucci (Anahí), Diego Bustamante (Christopher von Uckermann), Roberta Pardo (Dulce María), Miguel Arango (Alfonso Herrera), Guadalupe "Lupita" Fernández (Maite Perroni), and Giovanni Méndez (Christian Chávez) – forming a band. Additional subplots involve the school's faculty and the students' parents. One trademark of the show is the random use of English words and phrases, often used by fresa characters.

A notable aspect of the series is that the actors playing the band members are themselves in an actual band named RBD, and perform most of the music used on the show. They have been extremely successful in their own right, becoming one of the most popular acts in Latin America and touring internationally.

Univisión aired Rebelde weekday afternoon at 3pm/2c from Monday, March 21, 2005 - December 15, 2006 replacing Corazones al limite. The last episode was broadcast on Friday, December 15, 2006 with Las dos caras de Ana replacing it on Monday, December 18, 2006.

Plot

Season 1

Elite Way School is a private boarding high school with international prestige where high-class teenagers receive a high level of education to be prepared for a great future. The school has a scholarship program for people with low financial resources who have an excellent academic level. However, few even graduate since they are persecuted by a secret society called "La Logia" ("The Lodge"), whose purpose is to conserve the purity of the privileged class. Among the students are Mía (Anahí), Diego (Christopher von Uckermann), Roberta (Dulce María), Miguel (Alfonso Herrera), Lupita (Maite Perroni), and Giovanni (Christian Chávez). Six teenagers who, despite their differences, discover something that will unite them above all – their love for music.

Cast

Starring

• Enrique Rocha as León Bustamante (seasons 1–3)
• Juan Ferrara as Franco Colucci (seasons 1–3)
• Ninel Conde as Alma Rey (seasons 1–3)
• Patricio Borghetti as Enrique Madarriaga (seasons 1–3)
• Leticia Perdigón as Mayra Fernández (seasons 1–3)
• Anahí as Mía Colucci Casares (seasons 1–3)
• Dulce María as Roberta Alejandra Pardo Rey / Roberta Alejandra Reverte Rey (seasons 1–3)
• Alfonso Herrera as Miguel Arango Cervera (seasons 1–3)
• Christopher von Uckermann as Diego Bustamante (seasons 1–3)
• Estefanía Villarreal as Celina Ferrer (seasons 1–3)
• Karla Cossío as Pilar Gandía (seasons 1–3)
• Zoraida Gómez as Jóse Luján Landeros (seasons 1–3)
• Jack Duarte as Tomás Goycolea (seasons 1–3)
• Maite Perroni as Guadalupe "Lupita" Fernández (seasons 1–3)
• Eddy Vilard as Teódoro "Téo" Ruiz Palacios (seasons 1–3)
• Angelique Boyer as Victoria "Vico" Paz (seasons 1–3)
• Rodrigo Nehme as Nicolás "Nico" Huber (seasons 1–3)
• Christian Chávez as Giovanni Méndez López (seasons 1–3)
• Michel Gurfi as Joaquín Mascaró (season 1)
• Grettell Valdez as Renata Lizaldi (season 1)
• Miguel Rodarte as Carlo Colucci (season 1)
• Tony Dalton as Gastón Diestro (seasons 1–3)
• Héctor Gómez as Hilario Ortiz Tirado (season 1)
• Nailea Norvind as Marina Casares de Colucci (seasons 2–3)
• Derrick James as Santos Echagüe Robles / Santos Echague (seasons 2–3)
• Diego Boneta as Rocco Bezauri (seasons 2–3)
• María Fernanda Malo as Sol De La Riva (seasons 2–3)
• Antonio Sáenz as Iñaki (seasons 2–3)
• Allisson Lozano as Bianca Delight (seasons 2–3)
• Viviana Ramos as Dolores "Lola" Arregui (seasons 2–3)
• Ronald Duarte as Jack (seasons 1–3)
• Rafael Inclán as Guillermo Arregui (season 2)
• Patsy as Inés (season 3)

Also starring

• Felipe Nájera as Pascual Gandía (seasons 1–3)
• Pedro Weber "Chatanuga" as Pedro / Peter (seasons 1–3)
• María Fernanda García as Alicia Salazar (seasons 1–3)
• Manola Diez as Pepa (seasons 1–3)
• Xochitl Vigil as Rosa Fernández (seasons 1–3)
• Gabriela Bermúdez as Elena Cervera de Arango (seasons 1–3)
• Alejandra Peniche as Damiana Mitre de Ferrer (seasons 1–3)
• Lourdes Canale as Hilda Acosta / Profesora Hilda Bernard (seasons 1–3)
• Dobrina Cristeva as Yolanda "Yoli" Huber (seasons 1–3)
• Abraham Stavans as Joel Huber (seasons 1–3)
• Jorge Zamora as Maurice (seasons 1–3)
• Aitor Iturrioz as Esteban Nolasco (seasons 1–3)
• Tiaré Scanda as Galia Dunoff de Gandía (seasons 1–3)
• Roberto "Puck" Miranda as Cosme Méndez (seasons 1–3)
• Patricia Martínez as Luisa López de Méndez (seasons 1–3)
• Cynthia Coppelli as Mabel Bustamante (seasons 1–3)
• Salvador Julián as Carlos Velásquez (seasons 1–3)
• Liuba De Lasse as Catalina "Cata" (seasons 1–3)
• Jessica Salazar as Valeria Olivier (seasons 2–3)
• Gerardo Klein as Fernando Ferrer (seasons 2–3)
• Lisardo as Martín Reverte / Octavio Reverte (seasons 2–3)
• Lourdes Reyes as Julia Lozano (seasons 2–3)
• Claudia Schmidt as Sabrina Guzmán (seasons 2–3)
• Alfonso Iturralde as Héctor Paz (seasons 2–3)
• Roxana Martínez as Milagrosa (season 3)
• Miguel Ángel Biaggio as Javier Alanis (season 3)

Recurring

• Eleazar Gómez as Leonardo Francisco Blanco (season 2)
• Florencia del Saracho as Romina (season 2)

Special guest stars

• Hilary Duff as herself
• La Quinta Estación as themselves
• Lenny Kravitz as himself
• Ricardo Montaner as himself
• Tiziano Ferro as himself
• José Ron as Enzo

Awards and nominations

Elite Way School uniforms

Casual

Both girls and boys wear red sport jackets with matching ties, and long-sleeved white dress-shirts. Boys wear blue jeans and black dress-shoes with their jackets and shirts, while girls wear blue denim miniskirts and black knee-boots. Moreover, girls often untuck and tie up their white dress-shirts, exposing their midriff. (As demonstrated by Mia in the series pilot, girls also wear regulation underwear: full-cut black briefs with matching sport-bras.)In the last season, girls wear denim blue skirts with blue knee boots.

Alternate casual

In later seasons, some girls wear a different ensemble with their white dress-shirts: ochre plaid miniskirts and brown sport jackets, with black Mary Janes and white knee-socks.

Formal

Both girls and boys wear black sport jackets with matching ties, and long-sleeved blue dress-shirts. Boys wear black dress-slacks with matching dress-shoes, while girls wear dressy black miniskirts with matching knee-boots. Girls rarely tie up their formal dress-shirts.

seasons of the show, more than 220 companies featured in episodes.{{Citation needed|excursions to luxury vacation resorts in Cozumel and the Banff Springs Hotel in Canada.

DVDs

References

External links

• Official website
• Rebelde at IMDb