History Series / RebeldeWay

** Sweet, shy Luna and tomboyish, fiesty Luján.

* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Almost everyone seems to like croissants for breakfast (called "medialunas" (half-moons) in Argentina). And, while the food of the ProductPlacement seems questionable to include, it's safe to say the students at least also had a soft spot for Pepsi Light, Shoco Bolas and Bubbaloo (Truth in Television: Bubbaloo is a very popular candy in all of South America; a piece of fruit-flavored bubblegum with a gooey juice of the same flavor inside).

''Rebelde Way'' was an Argetinian soap opera aimed at pre-teens and teens that told the adventures and misadventures of a bunch of teenagers boarding at the fictional [[ElaborateUniversityHigh Elite Way School]] in Argentina. It began airing in the 2002 and told typical issues such as love triangles, teen bands, and more. It turned into a massive hit in Argentina and the rest of South America, even finding small success in Spain, Romania and Israel.

** Studious Laura and her flirty sister Dolores.

* DanceOfRomance: Pablo and Marizza do this back in the beginning of season 1, before she left for Italy. It's one of the first hints that show that there may be something between them.

* LifeDeathJuxtaposition: [[spoiler:Blas dies around the time Feli knows of her pregnancy. While not the typical example, it still fits well enough, for Blas' long character arc ends and Felicitas' final arc just begins.]]

* LatinLand: Averted. There is a Mexican character, but the series clearly shows specific Argentinian culture over making a mish-mash of all hispanic cultures like american/european media tends to do.

* LatinoIsBrown: Averted. Aside from Guido and Tomás, whom show a more dark-skinned complexion, most of the other characters have very light features, some can even pass off for white (Mia, Vico and Sergio). Explained as in Argentina the descendants of Spanish conquerors and Italian/German immigrants far outnumber the indigenous population compared to other parts of South America.

* SpoiledSweet: Mia may be initially a little superficial, and her father does pamper her a little too much, but she's shown to have a good heart underneath it all. She shows it the most with her best friends and with Manuel.

* RuleOfThree: Occurs in the premiere in the second season, the running gag being Pablo casually throwing Belén into the pool to get to Francisco.

* SchoolOfNoStudying: We do see the students in classes from time to time, but most of the focus of the series is in the relationship dramas.

* AcademyOfAdventure: Downplayed compared to other series, considering it did deal a lot with real issues most teenagers go through, but it did allow from time and time again wacky hijinks storylines, like a mystical cult called "La Logia" allowed to patrol around the school, or the time the kids adopted a puppy in secret.
* BoardingSchool: The Elite Way School is one, allowing only the children of the most wealthy folks in Argentina. Students who enter the school via scholarships are allowed too, but it seems to be a recent novelty and still treated as a taboo subject.

Watch here if you're interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuxmurJ5k8M&list=PLCB9BA8741438B985
And if you're an English speaker who's curious but doesn't speak Spanish:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5WZrzamhS8&list=PLhafzXgKHjevUkbkc8XiKq1OKwr-D6ztT

* SkippingSchool: Pablo does this in the first episode. It doesn't bode well with him.

The series became so popular that different countries began airing their own "spin-off" version of the series, like Mexico did with "Rebelde".

Rebelde Way was an Argetinian soap opera aimed at pre-teens and teens that told the adventures and misadventures of a bunch of teenagers boarding at the fictional [[ElaborateUniversityHigh Elite Way School]] in Argentina. It began airing in the 2002 and told typical issues such as love triangles, teen bands, and more. It turned into a massive hit in Argentina and the rest of South America, even finding small success in Spain, Romania and Israel.

Rebelde Way was an Argetinian soap opera aimed at pre-teens and teens that told the adventures and misadventures of a bunch of teenagers boarding at the fictional Elite Way School in Argentina. It began airing in the 2002 and told typical issues such as love triangles, teen bands, and more. It turned into a massive hit in Argentina and the rest of South America, even finding small success in Spain, Romania and Israel.