“It was like liquid cocaine, you took it before going to the concert and it was like it was climbing up you”: ex RBD reveals what it was like to work with the Mexican youth band

One of the best-known youth productions in the world was the novel Mexican “Rebelde”, was so much so that, due to its success, it became a band that reached the screens of many teenagers and to the stages of the countries where thousands of fans danced to their songs.

However, beyond the happiness that it generated in many young people, Christian Chavezone of its members, revealed details about the hard times he lived while he was part of “Rebelde” the telenovela, and “RBD”, the musical group, as reported by El Espectador.

The forceful revelations of the former RBD, Christian Chávez

In interview with Yordi Rosado, Chávez stated that his anxiety increased due to the long work hours. The actor 39-year-old, revealed that despite the fact that the experience of being known worldwide and having fame in his hands, at the same time, was a “very exhausting” job.

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“When you become world famous, and when you don’t have time to rest, you no longer eat well and you no longer sleep well…”, said Christian, who detailed what a common day was like for the entire RBD team during the peak of his fame. , which he describes as “unexpected”.

So what happened is that we recorded from seven to nine at night and at nine at night we would go to rehearse the songs and the choreographies… you would come home with all the adrenaline to study the scenes from the other day, you would sleep at one and half or two in the morning and you had to get up at six in the morning to go to the call.

Christian Chavez

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Christian also stated that the routine and the pressure were one more trigger for the symptoms of his anxiety, which he had suffered from since elementary school, to get bigger and bigger. The level of stress and exhaustion of him was so much that he had to start taking pills.

“Obviously, all that as a boy can be done, but time takes its toll on you. It hit us all differently, but it started with me, ‘ah, take this little pill,’ he revealed.

Christian Chávez drank energy drinks for concerts

Chávez even recounted that the entire RBD team was given an energy drink that helped them lift their spirits for their tours. “They gave us something called “Five Minute Energy”, which seemed like liquid cocaine, that you took it before going to the concert and it was like it climbed on you,” revealed the Mexican actor.

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His long hours and the demands of a work routine were for Christian Chávez a time of stress.

“Feeling that at any moment the windows of the truck are going to break, it was very stressful, the fact that they are following you by car, that they are on motorcycles, that they follow you and that they can cause an accident”, affirming that it was part of his constant fear and the pressure of a huge fan base. (AND)

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