“This man has no RBD show”: the manager of the Mexican group denied the singer and businessman Omar Enrique about the announcement of a concert in Venezuela

Venezuelan businessman and merengue singer Omar Enrique caused a storm by announcing the group’s visit RBD to his country until 2024, as part of a series of international artists who will perform in Venezuela.

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The cataloged “prince of merengue” revealed the information during a press conference he held on June 16, ahead of an event called “La rumba del merengue” scheduled at the CCCT facilities in Caracas.

“If I can confirm, for sure Luis Miguel will come in February and RBD in March next year,” Omar Enrique told reporters, adding that the musical events will take place at the monumental Simón Bolívar Stadium, in the country’s capital.

Although the confirmation of Omar Enrique initially caused emotions in the Venezuelan public, the manager of the RBD group did not take long to deny it, stating that there are no confirmed concert dates during the year 2024.

“This man has no RBD show and still no confirmed dates for 2024,” he replied from his Twitter account. William Rosesan executive producer preparing a tour for a Mexican group.

When does the RBD tour start?

There are still two months left until the start “I am Rebelde Tour”the sixth tour of the Mexican group RBD, which has become a youth phenomenon since its foundation in 2004, and which brings them back to the stage after their last meeting in 2008.

On January 19, 2023, the reunion of five of the six members, Anahí, Maita, Dulce Maria, Christian and Christopher, was announced, and they will hold a series of 26 concerts across the United States, Mexico and Brazil, writes the Los Angeles Times.

The tour is set to kick off on August 25th at the Sun Bowl Stadium in El Paso, Texas, passing through other cities such as New York, Chicago, Denver, Las Vega, Miami, Orlando, among others.

He will then travel to Brazil for several shows at Allianz Park in Sao Paulo and at the Nilton Santos Engenhao Olympic Stadium in Rio de Janeiro.

The quintet will then hit Mexican soil for their final shows at Monterrey’s Mobil Super Stadium, Guadalajara’s 3 de Marzo Stadium and Mexico City’s Foro Sol on December 1, according to the US outlet, confirming Guillermo Rosas’ Instagram post with the full schedule tours.

The musical group starred in a virtual meeting called “To be or not to be”, which took place in 2020, while the world was going through the Covid-19 pandemic. Absent on this occasion were Dulce María and Alfonso Herrera, who will not join the next concert tour.

As expected, the announcement of the RBD tour has excited fans of the Mexican group, including those from other Latin American countries not included in this tour, who are eagerly awaiting to be considered to enjoy all of RBD’s success. (AND)