Overview
Rebeldes was a Brazilian teen pop group formed in 2011 as part of the telenovela Rebel Rio (originally titled Rebeldes). The band released music primarily in Portuguese and achieved commercial success in Brazil, earning several gold and platinum certifications. Their discography consists of studio albums, a live album, an EP, and a collection of singles released between 2011 and 2013.
Studio Albums
Year
Title
Label
Chart Performance*
Certifications**
2011
Rebeldes
Universal Music Brazil
Peaked at #1 on Brazil’s Hot 100 Albums
Gold (R$ 100,000)
2012
Meu Jeito, Seu Jeito
Universal Music Brazil
Peaked at #2 on Brazil’s Hot 100 Albums
Gold (R$ 100,000)
* Chart data reflect positions on the Pro-Música Brasil (formerly ABPD) album charts.
** Certifications are based on the Brazilian Association of Record Producers (ABPD) thresholds in effect at the time of release.
Live Album
Year
Title
Label
Notes
2012
Rebeldes – Ao Vivo (DVD/CD)
Universal Music Brazil
Recorded during the group’s 2012 tour; includes live renditions of tracks from the two studio albums and several bonus video features.
EPs
Year
Title
Label
Notes
2013
Rebeldes – 3ª Temporada (EP)
Universal Music Brazil
Released to coincide with the third season of the television series; contains three new songs and a remix.
Selected Singles
Year
Single
Album Association
Chart Peak (Brazil)
2011
“Do Seu Lado”
Rebeldes
#1
2011
“Fica”
Rebeldes
#3
2012
“Quando a Noite Cai”
Meu Jeito, Seu Jeito
#4
2012
“Quem Me Vê”
Meu Jeito, Seu Jeito
#6
2013
“Não Quero Você”
Rebeldes – 3ª Temporada (EP)
#9
Additional Releases
Compilation DVD:Rebeldes – O Filme (2012) – a feature‑length concert film released on DVD and Blu‑ray, incorporating performances from the Ao Vivo tour.
Soundtrack Contributions: The group contributed tracks to the Rebel Rio television series soundtrack, many of which were subsequently included on the above releases.
Summary
Rebeldes’ recorded output was concentrated within a three‑year period (2011‑2013). The two studio albums achieved multi‑platinum sales in Brazil, and the live DVD reinforced the group’s popularity among adolescent audiences. Following the conclusion of the Rebel Rio series, the members pursued individual acting and music careers, and no further group releases have been issued.
