After nearly two decades of waiting, Netflix It brings a reboot of Rebelde, the Mexican television series whose music group achieved international fame and made its members stars. This new batch can be considered a continuation of the Mexican version (which in turn was a new version of Argentine production The Rebeldi method), because it will be possible to see two ex-students in Elite Road School: Selena Ferrer Mitri (Estefania Villarreal), the new principal of the school and Pilar Jandia (Carla Cosio), who will become the mother of one of the film’s heroes.
Rebeldi release date
This new adaptation of the plot created by Argentine producer Chris Morena, who has had several re-productions around the world and whose version of Mexico and Argentina is the most successful, is shown in this New Mexican adaptation. Wednesday January 5.
Official Rebelde poster, Netflix reboot. Photo: Netflix
Where do you see Rebelde?
This new version of Rebelde is a file Netflix original productionAnd which will only be seen on the same streaming platform.
Rebelde’s working hours
- Peru and Colombia: January 5 – 3:00 a.m.
- Mexico: January 5 – 2:00 AM
- Argentina and Chile: January 5 – 5.00 am
- Spain: January 5 – 9.00 pm
What are the main characters?
- Bleu Guetta as Jana
- Andrea Chaparro as MJ
- Franco Masini as Luca
- Sergio Mayer Mori as Esteban
- Jeronimo Cantello as Dixon
- Alejandro Puente as Sebas
- Giovanna Grigio from Emilia
- Liseth Celine as Andy
Azul Gaeta is Jana Cohen. Image: Netflix.
Andrea Chaparro is MG. Image: Netflix.
Franco Masini is Luca. Image: Netflix.
Sergio Mayer Mori is Esteban. Image: Netflix.
Jeronimo Cantello is Dixon. Image: Netflix.
Alejandro Puente is Sebas. Image: Netflix.
Giovanna Grigio is Emilia. Image: Netflix.
Liseth Celine es Andy. photo. Netflix.
Official Rebelde Trailer
Mexican Rebellion
Whereas in the original Argentine story, the group consisted of 4 members, in the Mexican version, it was decided to include 2 more members: The film stars Anahi (Mia), Dulce Maria (Roberta), Alfonso Herrera (Miguel), Christopher von Uckermann (Diego), Mate Peroni (Lupita) and Christian Chavez (Giovanni).
In terms of character differences compared to the original, we saw that certain licenses were taken, particularly in the role of Mia (Mexico), she represented the cocky teen who wanted everything she wanted to do her own way, in several chapters that moved away from what his plot story was Argentinian original.
Anahi (Mia), Dulce Maria (Roberta), Alfonso Herrera (Miguel), Christopher von Uckermann (Diego), Mate Perrone (Lupita) and Cristian Chavez (Giovanni) were the first Mexicans of the RBDs. Photo: Efe.
The Rebeldi method, the Argentinean version
The Rebelde Method emerged for teenagers soon after finishing school who sought to follow their dreams as they struggled against the adversities life presented to them. In the Argentine version, they were Felipe Colombo (Manuel), Camila Bordonaba (Maritza), Benjamin Rojas (Pablo) and Luisana Lopilato (Mia) are the heroes.
Felipe Colombo (Manuel), Camila Bordonaba (Maritza), Benjamin Rojas (Pablo) and Luisana Lopilato (Mia) are the champions of the Argentine version. Photo: Cris Morena Group.
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