This article is about the original Argentine telenovela, for the Mexican remake starring the group RBD, see Rebelde.
Rebelde Way
Directed by Cris Morena, Martín Mariani
Written by Patricia Maldonado (Rebelde Way)
Script by Cris Morena
Cinematography by various
Produced by Cris Morena
Starring Camila Bordonaba
Benjamin Rojas
Luisana Lopilato
Felipe Colombo
Catherine Fulop
Fernan Miras
Martin Seefeld
Arturo Bonin
Music by Samedin Maldonado Lina, Cris Morena
Theme song Rebelde Way (Season 1 - 2002)
Tiempo (Season 2 - 2003)
Para Cosas Buenas (Season 2 - 2003)
Performed by Erreway
Country Argentina
Language Spanish
Network Azul TV
(since May 2003 until August 2003)
América 2
(until to the end)
Broadcast 2002–2003
No. of episodes 318
Rebelde Way (Rebel's Way) was a Martin Fierro nominated Argentine soap opera produced by Cris Morena. The series ran for two seasons, the final episode airing in Argentina on 2004.
The series is set in the Elite Way School, a prestigious private boarding middle school near Buenos Aires, attended by the adolescent children of some of Argentina's wealthiest citizens, as well as gifted "becados" (students with scholarships). The school's faculty and the parents often have their own subplots as well. One feature of the show is the regular use of English words and phrases to accurately display the lack of manners and buffoonish behavior of the upper class.
One of the series' major plot lines revolves around a group of students forming a band. The actors who play the members of this band are also a real-life band, written Erreway to distinguish it from the show. Erreway perform most of the music used on the show, and have been extremely successful in their own right, becoming one of the highest-grossing acts in Argentina and touring internationally.
Contents [hide]
1 Cast
2 Characters
3 Worldwide syndication
4 International remakes
4.1 Rebelde
4.2 Remix
4.3 Rebelde Way
4.4 Rejected versions
5 Awards and nominations
6 External links
[edit] Cast
Main characters
Actor Character
Benjamín Rojas Pablo Bustamante
Camila Bordonaba Marizza Pía Spirito/Andrade
Luisana Lopilato Mía Colucci
Felipe Colombo Manuel Aguirre
Diego Mesaglio Guido Lassen
Micaela Vázquez Pilar Dunoff
Jorge Maggio Tomás Ezcurra
Diego García Marcos Aguilar
Georgina Mollo (2002) Luna Fernández
Guillermo Santa Cruz (2002) Nicolas "Nico" Provanza
Jazmín Beccar Varela Luján Linares
Victoria Maurette Victoria "Vico" Paz
Ángeles Balbiani Felicitas "Feli" Mitre
Mariana Seligmann Laura Arregui (2003)
Francisco Bass Francisco "Fran" Blanco (2003)
Inés Palombo Sol Rivarola (2003)
Piru Sáez Rocco Fuentes Echagüe (2003)
Mariano Bertolini Javier Alanis (2003)
María Fernanda Neil Fernanda Peralta Ramos/Byron
Belén Scalella Belén Menendez Pacheco
Diego Child Diego Urcola
Lis Moreno Dolores "Lola" Arregui (2003)
Catherine Fulop Sonia Rey
Martin Seefeld Franco Colucci
Boy Olmi Sergio Bustamante
Arturo Bonin Marcel Dunoff
Fernán Mirás Santiago Mansilla(2002)
Sandra Ortiz Sandra Fernández (2002)
Pablo Heredia Blas Heredia/Ricardo Faras
Hilda Bernard Hilda Acosta
Miguel Ángel Cerutti Octavio/Martín Andrade
[edit] Characters
See List of Rebelde Way characters.
[edit] Worldwide syndication
Rebelde Way was extremely popular in Argentina, becoming the highest-rated show on Canal 9 soon after its premiere. Luisana Lopilato became a regular on magazine covers and in gossip magazines, as did Camila Bordonaba, Felipe Colombo and Benjamin Rojas. The four also made several trips to Israel, where the show's popularity was almost as great as in Argentina.[citation needed]
Rebelde Way was also syndicated in Germany and Austria, where it aired on Nickelodeon Germany, and in Austria. It was aired in Romania on TVR2 (2003/2004); in the Republic of Macedonia on A1 Television (2003/04) ;in Bosnia and Herzegovina on OBN (2006/07); in Greece on ET1 (2006/07); in Cyprus on ANT (2006/07); in Serbia on B92 (2007), and in the Croatia on Extra TV (2008). It was also aired in Kosovo & Albania (2005-2006) on KTV, Spain, Portugal, Panama, Colombia, Russia and Lithuania (LNK/TV1 in 2007-2008).
In Latin American countries also sydicated Rebelde Way, the soap aired its original run twice on Tele Antillas in Dominican Republic (March 2003 - September/October 2004 and December 2005 - February 2007) both at different time slots (the original run Weeknights at 7pm and the rerun Weekdays at 3pm and then in January 2006 moved to Weekdays at 2pm).
Rebelde Way was also syndicated in the Philippines via TV5 (renamed simply as Rebelde, not to be confused with the Mexican remake also known as Rebelde) beginning August 11, 2008, dubbed in Tagalog. However, the opening and closing song used by TV5 is Tu Amor performed by the Mexican Rebelde's group RBD.
[edit] International remakes
The basic plot and situation of Rebelde Way was also remade for various countries around the world. In each version the plot was the same and centered around a student musical group performing within the telenovela.
[edit] Rebelde
Rebelde was the Mexican remake of the show, initially aired in Mexico on Televisa. Although the school retained the same name, the band around whom the show's storyline revolved was renamed RBD. Rebelde was also internationally successful, and has been shown in Mexico, the United States, Brazil, and other Latin American countries, lasting for three seasons, from 2004 until 2006. The group RBD was even more successful, releasing more than five albums, and touring Mexico, United States, Brazil, Chile, Europe, and Asia, remaining active today.
[edit] Remix
Remix was the Indian remake of the show, initially aired in India on STAR One. For this version the band was renamed Remix, and the school was renamed Maurya High. The show began in November 2004 and ended on July 2006, and was successful among teenagers in the country.[citation needed]
[edit] Rebelde Way
In 2008, a version of Rebelde Way, named exactely the same, was done in Portugal, by the channel SIC. The show is scheduled to start in August.
[edit] Rejected versions
Versions of Rebelde Way were made in Brazil and Spain in 2006, but the pilots were not picked up by any channel in either country. This was partly due to the popularity of the Mexican remake, and the band RBD, in both countries
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This article is about the original Argentine telenovela, for the Mexican remake starring the group RBD, see Rebelde.
Rebelde Way
Directed by Cris Morena, Martín Mariani
Written by Patricia Maldonado (Rebelde Way)
Script by Cris Morena
Cinematography by various
Produced by Cris Morena
Starring Camila Bordonaba
Benjamin Rojas
Luisana Lopilato
Felipe Colombo
Catherine Fulop
Fernan Miras
Martin Seefeld
Arturo Bonin
Music by Samedin Maldonado Lina, Cris Morena
Theme song Rebelde Way (Season 1 - 2002)
Tiempo (Season 2 - 2003)
Para Cosas Buenas (Season 2 - 2003)
Performed by Erreway
Country Argentina
Language Spanish
Network Azul TV
(since May 2003 until August 2003)
América 2
(until to the end)
Broadcast 2002–2003
No. of episodes 318
Rebelde Way (Rebel's Way) was a Martin Fierro nominated Argentine soap opera produced by Cris Morena. The series ran for two seasons, the final episode airing in Argentina on 2004.
The series is set in the Elite Way School, a prestigious private boarding middle school near Buenos Aires, attended by the adolescent children of some of Argentina's wealthiest citizens, as well as gifted "becados" (students with scholarships). The school's faculty and the parents often have their own subplots as well. One feature of the show is the regular use of English words and phrases to accurately display the lack of manners and buffoonish behavior of the upper class.
One of the series' major plot lines revolves around a group of students forming a band. The actors who play the members of this band are also a real-life band, written Erreway to distinguish it from the show. Erreway perform most of the music used on the show, and have been extremely successful in their own right, becoming one of the highest-grossing acts in Argentina and touring internationally.
Contents [hide]
1 Cast
2 Characters
3 Worldwide syndication
4 International remakes
4.1 Rebelde
4.2 Remix
4.3 Rebelde Way
4.4 Rejected versions
5 Awards and nominations
6 External links
[edit] Cast
Main characters
Actor Character
Benjamín Rojas Pablo Bustamante
Camila Bordonaba Marizza Pía Spirito/Andrade
Luisana Lopilato Mía Colucci
Felipe Colombo Manuel Aguirre
Diego Mesaglio Guido Lassen
Micaela Vázquez Pilar Dunoff
Jorge Maggio Tomás Ezcurra
Diego García Marcos Aguilar
Georgina Mollo (2002) Luna Fernández
Guillermo Santa Cruz (2002) Nicolas "Nico" Provanza
Jazmín Beccar Varela Luján Linares
Victoria Maurette Victoria "Vico" Paz
Ángeles Balbiani Felicitas "Feli" Mitre
Mariana Seligmann Laura Arregui (2003)
Francisco Bass Francisco "Fran" Blanco (2003)
Inés Palombo Sol Rivarola (2003)
Piru Sáez Rocco Fuentes Echagüe (2003)
Mariano Bertolini Javier Alanis (2003)
María Fernanda Neil Fernanda Peralta Ramos/Byron
Belén Scalella Belén Menendez Pacheco
Diego Child Diego Urcola
Lis Moreno Dolores "Lola" Arregui (2003)
Catherine Fulop Sonia Rey
Martin Seefeld Franco Colucci
Boy Olmi Sergio Bustamante
Arturo Bonin Marcel Dunoff
Fernán Mirás Santiago Mansilla(2002)
Sandra Ortiz Sandra Fernández (2002)
Pablo Heredia Blas Heredia/Ricardo Faras
Hilda Bernard Hilda Acosta
Miguel Ángel Cerutti Octavio/Martín Andrade
[edit] Characters
See List of Rebelde Way characters.
[edit] Worldwide syndication
Rebelde Way was extremely popular in Argentina, becoming the highest-rated show on Canal 9 soon after its premiere. Luisana Lopilato became a regular on magazine covers and in gossip magazines, as did Camila Bordonaba, Felipe Colombo and Benjamin Rojas. The four also made several trips to Israel, where the show's popularity was almost as great as in Argentina.[citation needed]
Rebelde Way was also syndicated in Germany and Austria, where it aired on Nickelodeon Germany, and in Austria. It was aired in Romania on TVR2 (2003/2004); in the Republic of Macedonia on A1 Television (2003/04) ;in Bosnia and Herzegovina on OBN (2006/07); in Greece on ET1 (2006/07); in Cyprus on ANT (2006/07); in Serbia on B92 (2007), and in the Croatia on Extra TV (2008). It was also aired in Kosovo & Albania (2005-2006) on KTV, Spain, Portugal, Panama, Colombia, Russia and Lithuania (LNK/TV1 in 2007-2008).
In Latin American countries also sydicated Rebelde Way, the soap aired its original run twice on Tele Antillas in Dominican Republic (March 2003 - September/October 2004 and December 2005 - February 2007) both at different time slots (the original run Weeknights at 7pm and the rerun Weekdays at 3pm and then in January 2006 moved to Weekdays at 2pm).
Rebelde Way was also syndicated in the Philippines via TV5 (renamed simply as Rebelde, not to be confused with the Mexican remake also known as Rebelde) beginning August 11, 2008, dubbed in Tagalog. However, the opening and closing song used by TV5 is Tu Amor performed by the Mexican Rebelde's group RBD.
[edit] International remakes
The basic plot and situation of Rebelde Way was also remade for various countries around the world. In each version the plot was the same and centered around a student musical group performing within the telenovela.
[edit] Rebelde
Rebelde was the Mexican remake of the show, initially aired in Mexico on Televisa. Although the school retained the same name, the band around whom the show's storyline revolved was renamed RBD. Rebelde was also internationally successful, and has been shown in Mexico, the United States, Brazil, and other Latin American countries, lasting for three seasons, from 2004 until 2006. The group RBD was even more successful, releasing more than five albums, and touring Mexico, United States, Brazil, Chile, Europe, and Asia, remaining active today.
[edit] Remix
Remix was the Indian remake of the show, initially aired in India on STAR One. For this version the band was renamed Remix, and the school was renamed Maurya High. The show began in November 2004 and ended on July 2006, and was successful among teenagers in the country.[citation needed]
[edit] Rebelde Way
In 2008, a version of Rebelde Way, named exactely the same, was done in Portugal, by the channel SIC. The show is scheduled to start in August.
[edit] Rejected versions
Versions of Rebelde Way were made in Brazil and Spain in 2006, but the pilots were not picked up by any channel in either country. This was partly due to the popularity of the Mexican remake, and the band RBD, in both countries.
[edit] Awards and nominations
Martin Fierro Awards
2003: Best Telenovela - Nominated
[edit] External links
Rebeldeway-Erreway-SerbiaSrpski forum o seriji
Rebelde Way Official site (in Spanish)
Rebelde Way Albania Official site (in Albanian)
Rebelde Way Lithuania Official site (in Lithuania)
Rebelde Way at The Internet Movie Database
Cuatro.com (in Spanish)
All openings and clips
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1990s telenovelas Jugate Conmigo (1991-1993) • Chiquititas (1995-2001) • Verano del '98 (1998-2000)
2000s telenovelas Rebelde Way (2002-2003) • Rincón de Luz (2003) • Floricienta (2004) • Amor Mío (2005) • Alma Pirata (2006) • Casi Ángeles (2007-2008) • B&B: Bella y Bestia (2008)
Movies Chiquititas: Rincón de Luz (2001) • 4 Caminos (2004)
Adaptations Rebelde (2004-2006) • Floribella (2005-2006) • Amor Mío (Mexico) (2005) • Floricienta (Columbia) (2005) • Floribella (Chile) (2006-2007) • Floribella (Portugal) (2006-2008) • Amor Mío (Russia) (2006) • Remix (2006-2007) • Lola... Érase una vez (2007-2008) • Onda Rebelde (2008) • Floricienta (Russia) (2008) • Floricienta (Romania) (2008)
Related Links Erreway • Teen Angels (2007-8)
Famous actors Fernan Miras • Romina Yan • Benjamin Rojas • Camila Bordonaba • Felipe Colombo • Luisana Lopilato • Darío Lopilato • Nadia Di Cello • Guido Kaczka • Florencia Bertotti • Natalia Oreiro
