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RBD Album: “Rebels [Bonus Tracks]”

RBD Album: “Rebels [Bonus Tracks]”
Album Information :
Title: Rebels [Bonus Tracks]
Release Date:2006-12-19
Type:Unknown
Genre:Latin, Pop, Today's Big Hits
Label:Virgin
Explicit Lyrics:Yes
UPC:094637139820
Customers Rating :
Average (3.8) :(28 votes)
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Track Listing :
1 Tu Amor Video
2 Wanna Play Video
3 My Philosophy Video
4 Connected Video
5 I Wanna Be The Rain Video
6 Cariño Mio Video
7 Era La Musica Video
8 Keep It Down Low
9 Happy Worst Day Video
10 This Is Love Video
11 Save Me Video
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13 Tu Amor (Anavidad Mix)
14 Celestial: Ser O Parecer/Dame/Bésame Sin Miedo/Celestial (Sampler)
Cornflake Girl (El Dorado Hills, CA USA) - January 09, 2007
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
- For True RBD Fans

This CD, viewed independently, is rather a poor representation of RBD's talent, but for the true fan, it is enjoyable. I love the group's Spanish music, so it was a treat to hear so many of their old songs translated to English, even if the translations were somewhat literal and awkward at times. None of the songs are too musically complex or ground-breaking, but it is a fun CD to listen to and I really like it. I would recommend it to someone but only as a gateway to their Spanish-language music.

Song by Song:

1. Tu Amor - this song is reminiscent of the Backstreet Boys. it is equally addictive and enjoyable. i like the combination of English and Spanish. it gives the song great flavor.

2. Wanna Play - this song makes me want to DANCE!!! it has a great reggaeton-style backbeat and fun, sexy lyrics.

3. My Philosophy - the first English cross-over of one of their Spanish songs, this is a translation of "Dame" from Celestial. the lyrics are a little corny at times, but what good pop song isn't? it has a fun pop beat in the background and i just love listening to it.

4. Connected - this might be my least favorite song on the disc, but it's not that bad. it is an English version of "Tenerte y Quererte" from Rebelde. it has that typical RBD sound to the chorus, but Dulce's voice gets a little whiney at times.

5. I Wanna Be the Rain - i particularly love this song. it is a "slow jam" with, again, corny lyrics, but i have fallen in love with it. the chorus is beautiful, and i love the way their voices sound together.

6. Cariño Mio - this is another song that makes me wanna dance!! it has that reggaeton beat to it and it is very catchy. i love that they infuse their new songs with Spanish so that the English-speaking audience will get a taste of what their Spanish music sounds like

7. Era La Música - another dance song, this one with more of a salsa beat. very pretty and fun. anahí's voice really shines.

8. Keep It Down Low - i was OVERJOYED when i heard this song come up, because it is the English version of "Sólo Quédate En Silencio," a song i LOVE!! the translation is quite literal, and i feel like it doesn't quite work, but it is interesting to hear what they have done with it.

9. Happy Worst Day - surprisingly, this song is one of my favorites on the disc. it is the English version of "Feliz Cumpleaños" from Nuestro Amor, and unlike most of the songs, it is a song about lovers being sick of each other instead of a love song, and it's got some sass. i love the dueling chorus: the girls: "i don't wanna be your bleeding juliet" the guys: "i don't have to be your romeo"

10. This Is Love - the English version of "Nuestro Amor." some might consider it repetitive, but it mirrors the Spanish version, and i like that. ("es así, así es" and "is it love? it is love")

11. Save Me - an English version of "Sálvame" from Rebelde, this is a beautiful song in any language. i think this one actually translates really well.

12. Money Money - by FAR the best song on the CD. no surprise, since it is the only Spanish song on the disc. it is loaded with fun and reggaeton and the chicas in fine form! it makes me wanna dance, the chorus gets stuck in my head, and i just wanna listen to it again and again.

13. Tu Amor (Navidad Mix) - basically the same as the other version, only there are some christmas references in this one.

14. Celestial sampler - shows some of what to expect on Celestial, which should entice those that buy this CD to explore the Spanish-speaking realm of RBD (as they should)

all in all, i liked it, but i was already a fan. it might be hard to like if you are new to RBD.

Anonymous (Miami, FL USA) - February 20, 2007
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
- It's good but better in spanish

RBD really tried their best to do a good CD in English and they somewhat succeeded. I like listening to the CD and I eventually didn't notice their bad accents. If you are English speaking- you won't understand why RBD is so popular by listening to this CD. My adivice is to buy the spanish one. Even if you don't know Spanish, you'll love it. Then when you get to liking it you might want to buy the English one just to hear more from them. I remember when that song Drangostea Din Tei came out in Romanian, I don't know Romanian and I loved it. I know that if they sang in English I wouldn't enjoy it as much so just buy the Spanish CD and you'll eventually understand it. You can get their lyrics and put it through a translator website and you can somewhat get the meaning. They all sing MUCH better in spanish and their spanish songs are more "them" so you should definitely not judge them solely on this CD. Get the Spanish ones, the first or third and you will definitely love them. OO and i wanted to clear up why they're called Rebels. In the novela which they were in they were in they did not conform to all the rules and rose up against them to help other and for justice. So they literally are "Rebels" to the meaness and injustice of the world. They also were like typical teenagers and broke the rules they thought made no sense- all in goodness and innocence.

J. Wilkinson (Maryland USA) - April 17, 2007
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- I Love It

I do not own the CD yet but I am going to purchase it. I love their spanish songs and although the english songs may not be as good as the artists singing in english their whole life i still love them because I think RBD is an inspiration to all ages and that if anyone wants to talk about them badly that the person should try to record an album in another language and see what people say about them! I think they are all very talented at singing and acting. I think it is amazing how much they have acomplished in two years. Tu Amor is also my favorite song ever and it has gotten really good ratings and radio play. I think RBD is the best singing group for any age and their songs are so meaningful. Oh and by the way for who ever read that product description, don't pay any attention to it, none of it is true because I honestly think that Dulce Maria has the most beutiful singing voice I have ever heard in my whole life!!!!!!!Truely!

S. Wirth "valenciana" (salinas, ca) - January 08, 2007
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- the accents make it almost unbearable

I just started liking RBD's spanish music a few months ago and like a lot of those songs. This effort, however, was mostly cringe worthy. Dulce's voice, which isn't that good in Spanish, is especially horrible in english. This cd is full of translations from previous spanish singles which sounded a lot better in their original language. I do like the beat to wanna play, but that's pretty much it. The rest of the songs I'll listen to in their original state.

Jordão Carvalho - June 03, 2011
- Great product

I recommend! Very good! Loved it!

fan is a fan that can not fail to miss that cd in the collection!