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 A group of fans in Santiago de Chile says the Mexican band RBD hidden
satanic messages in two of his greatest hits. According to the Chilean fans, the messages are obvious when the issues are heard in reverse using a computer program.
'The bad guy takes me'
In a statement released by the online edition of the newspaper Las Ultimas Noticias, Francisca Fabio, vice president of fan club in Chile for the Mexican
band RBD, said: "It was very scary. I thought 'what am I listening to' because we hear super clear 'see and hold me, devil 'on Rebel Song. "
The follower of the Mexican sextet that swept mid-August on Chilean television during a promotional tour, said that putting in reverse the track Save Me can be heard the phrase "bad leads me."
The 16 year old girl said she felt "chills, I was in my room in front of my computer and it was night", but added: "I do not think they are satanic, perhaps the songs are arranged online."
RBD Chilean followers concluded "it was not true because when we came to Chile, and were super tender and good, especially Christopher Uckermann, which was more I talked," said the aforementioned fan.
Fabio said his fan club face with the controversial Satanic RBD once Anahí, Dulce María, Christopher, Maite, Christian and
Alfonso return to Chile in November to offer a massive concert to about 50 thousand people.
Background research
The Latest News report said Fabio knew about the alleged existence of satanic messages in the songs of RBD "digging on the Internet" and to prove he turned to a program on your computer.
The newspaper also cited the Digital Radio drone in the northern Chilean city of Iquique, Ezequiel Acevedo, "an expert in turning songs", who said he also heard the alleged messages.
 "I like Rebel tired, so I thought I could get any effect if I
put the tracks in reverse. Some parties hit me, sounded very clear. They are made to listen to my wife and my brother, without saying anything, and heard the same thing "he said Acevedo.
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