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RBD fans are reliving their days at Elite Way School at the group’s “Soy Rebelde” reunion tour — and they wouldn't want it any other way. The streets were filled with people in school uniforms, consisting of red blazers, white button-ups, denim mini-skirts or pants and red ties, as they made their way inside BMO Stadium in Los Angeles.
“Even today, 15 years later, it’s awesome to still see us children all grown up and still have love and passion for RBD.” Friends Sayuri Barbosa and Hector del Rio are native Colombians but currently live in Australia. They planned a trip to the U.S. specifically for RBD's show in Los Angeles. Barbosa gave a nod to the band's 'Sálvame' music video, where Anahí wears her now-iconic pink cowgirl look.
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