''Rebelde (Edição Brasil)'' (English: ''Rebel (Brazil Edition)'' and also known as ''Rebelde (Edição Português)'' (EN: ''Rebel (Portuguese Edition'') in the 2020 limited version) is the first

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by Mexican

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. The album is also the Brazilian version of RBD's

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debut, ''

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'' (2004). The album includes seven tracks recorded in Portuguese from their original Spanish-language versions, and four Spanish tracks taken from the original version of the album. The album was very popular in

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, selling more than 250,000 copies there and reaching

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in the country.

Promo singles

Three

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were released as part of the album's promotion. The first single was the title track "

", which was launched in August 2005. The second single was released in July 2005, and was titled " Fique Em Silêncio". Finally, in January 2006, the third and final single off the album was released, the ballad " Salva-Me".

Production and recording

With the broadcast of the

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'' through the SBT television network in

and the great success that the youthful plot was having on its likewise young demographic, SBT's production team had the idea to add support with a

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's songs in Portuguese. The production first resolved to dub RBD's original

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songs by their own selected vocalists, but the attempt was not well received by the public, so it did not move forward. Some time later the SBT production team decided to attempt the project again, but only this time the soundtrack's vocals would be sung by the members of RBD themselves. This was made possible through training the band members in the Portuguese language, and recording was done while the group was still filming the telenovela. The album contains the songs that form part of the soundtrack of the telenovela ''Rebelde'' (2005), broadcast in Brazil. The songs were translated and adapted by Cláudio Rabello, under the direction of the original album's

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. The album was released in association with SBT Music and the

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label on November 1, 2005.

Track listing

Translated songs

The tracks that were translated and recorded in Portuguese from their original

versions in the original album ''

'' (2004) are: *"

" ("Rebelde") *" Fique Em Silêncio" ("Sólo Quédate En Silencio") *" Um Pouco Desse Amor" ("Un Poco De Tu Amor") *"Ensina-Me" ("Enséñame") *"Querer-Te" ("Tenerte Y Quererte") *"Quando O Amor Acaba" ("Cuando El Amor Se Acaba") *" Salva-Me" ("Sálvame")

Charts

Year-end chart

Release history

References

{{DEFAULTSORT:Rebelde (Edicao Brasil) RBD albums 2005 albums 2000s Portuguese-language albums