The music video for "Tu Amor" was shot on a beach in Los Angeles,California. MTV Tres premiered the video on October 23,2006,where it made its debut at number six on the Mi TRL music video countdown. The video was also aired on MTV Hits. The video shows the group enjoying a day at the beach singing and having fun,and later having a cozy bonfire at night. Fans noticed that there were only solo shots of band member Christopher in the video,not being shown together with the rest of the group. This was due to the fact that Christopher was not present due to a dispute with the managers,and was sent back to Mexico as a form of "punishment". His scenes were filmed later and eventually edited into the video.
Live performances
In the 2006 edition of Walmart Soundcheck,a performance series by the Walmartretail chain to promote albums being released,the group performed "Tu Amor" for the first time. On November 24,2006,after RBD's English interview on Yahoo! Music,the group also performed "Tu Amor".[5] In 2007,the group appeared on the US music TV showCD USA to perform the single. Later,on July 25,2007,the group performed "Tu Amor" on the acoustic music TV show Confesiones en Concierto on Ritmoson Latino.[6] RBD's third worldwide concert tour,the Tour Celestial,also included performances of "Tu Amor" as part of its setlist.
Critical reception
Jason Birchmeier of AllMusic commented that "Tu Amor",the lead single from Rebels,was "perfect for the project" due to its "simplicity" and "production". He also complimented Christian Chávez' vocals,stating that Chávez is "the most fluent singer in the group,with the chorus sung in unison by the group –it's a single tailor-made for Tres".[7]
Commercial performance
The song became RBD's second single to chart on the US Billboard Hot 100,where it reached position number 65,the highest peak of the group's career on the chart. In Japan,however,the song managed to hit number 30 on the country's singles chart.
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