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RBD

RBD Monthly Listeners & Spotify Streams

Latin, Pop

Overview

RBD currently has 5,553,308 monthly listeners and 2,208,179 followers. StreamClout groups RBD in the mainstream tier, its band for artists of comparable reach. The catalog spans 27 albums and 248 tracks and has drawn 3,209,878,823 Spotify streams in total.

RBD lost 134.5K monthly listeners (-2.4%) over the last 7 days and gained 104.7K monthly listeners (+1.9%) over the last 30 days. Followers gained 2.3K (+0.1%) over the last 7 days.

The most-streamed release is Rebelde with 991,818,985 streams. The first release on record dates to 2004 — 22 years of releases tracked. Listening concentrates in Mexico City (447.8K listeners), Lima (182.0K listeners) and Bogotá (181.8K listeners).

Streaming Statistics

Recorded Count Changes

Top Cities

  1. Mexico City — 447,847 listeners
  2. Lima — 182,047 listeners
  3. Bogotá — 181,788 listeners
  4. Santiago — 174,599 listeners
  5. São Paulo — 141,543 listeners

About

From Mexico, Colombia, Chile & Brazil to Italy, Turkey, UK, Japan, Spain, & the US, RBD set records such as being the first Spanish-speaking act to headline and sell out Maracaná Stadium in Brazil & being the most successful Latin American band with 10+ million albums and 10+ million tickets sold globally. RBD emerged in 2004, after the success of Mexican soap opera “Rebelde,” with Anahí, Chistian Chávez, Dulce María, Maite Perroni, Christopher Von Uckermann and Alfonso Herrera as me

Discography

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many monthly listeners does RBD have?

RBD currently has 5,553,308 monthly listeners on Spotify. That's a -2.4% recorded count change across 7 observed days.

How many Spotify streams does RBD have?

RBD has 3,209,878,823 total streams across 248 tracks on Spotify.

How many Spotify followers does RBD have?

RBD has 2,208,179 followers on Spotify.

Where is RBD most popular?

RBD's top cities by listeners are Mexico City, Lima, Bogotá, Santiago, São Paulo.