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On February 11, 2004, Luciana Andrade announced her departure from the group, after not adapting to the style of music they were performing, and also for not having adapted to sudden fame, besides wanting to make another type of sound like [[folk music|folk]] and the [[Rock music|rock]].<ref name="chance1">{{Citar web |url=http://oglobo.globo.com/cultura/mat/2007/03/07/294833348.asp | title=Uma nova chance para as cantoras do Rouge |author
On February 11, 2004, Luciana Andrade announced her departure from the group, after not adapting to the style of music they were performing, and also for not having adapted to sudden fame, besides wanting to make another type of sound like [[folk music|folk]] and the [[Rock music|rock]].<ref name="chance1">{{Citar web |url=http://oglobo.globo.com/cultura/mat/2007/03/07/294833348.asp | title=Uma nova chance para as cantoras do Rouge |author= |date= |accessdate=June 29, 2017}}</ref> Although Luciana Andrade was the leading voice of the group,<ref name="cinderelas1" /> at the time, the media reported that the girls would earn little, around R$ 500 for each show, while the rest would be for the entrepreneurs.<ref>{{citar web|url=http://comcarinholuciana.zip.net| title=Luciana deixa o grupo Rouge|trabalho=Revista Quem|acessodata= 18 de dezembro de 2010}}</ref> The other members said that her exit had a positive effect because it made them re-evaluate everything that was happening in their careers.<ref>{{Citar web |url=http://www.terra.com.br/chatshow/rouge_2004/capa_rouge2004.htm |título=As pródigas meninas do pop |author=Terra |obra= |date= July 8, 2004|accessdate=June 29, 2017}}</ref><ref name="Istoé">{{cite web|url=http://www.terra.com.br/istoegente/237/reportagens/luciana_andrade.htm| title=Bye bye Rouge|work=ISTOÉ Gente|date=23 February 2004}}</ref>
= |date= |accessdate=June 29, 2017}}</ref> Although Luciana Andrade was the leading voice of the group,<ref name="cinderelas1" /> at the time, the media reported that the girls would earn little, around R$ 500 for each show, while the rest would be for the entrepreneurs.<ref>{{citar web|url=http://comcarinholuciana.zip.net| title=Luciana deixa o grupo Rouge|trabalho=Revista Quem|acessodata= 18 de dezembro de 2010}}</ref> The other members said that her exit had a positive effect because it made them re-evaluate everything that was happening in their careers.<ref>{{Citar web |url=http://www.terra.com.br/chatshow/rouge_2004/capa_rouge2004.htm |título=As pródigas meninas do pop |author
=Terra |obra= |date = July 8, 2004|accessdate=June 29, 2017}}</ref><ref name="Istoé">{{cite web|url=http://www.terra.com.br/istoegente/237/reportagens/luciana_andrade.htm| title=Bye bye Rouge|work=ISTOÉ Gente|date=23 February 2004}}</ref>


===2004–05: ''Blá Blá Blá'', ''Mil e Uma Noites'' and breakup===
===2004–05: ''Blá Blá Blá'', ''Mil e Uma Noites'' and breakup===

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For other uses, see Rouge (disambiguation).
Rouge
Rouge on 15 Anos Tour, in 2018.
Rouge on 15 Anos Tour, in 2018.
Background information
OriginSão Paulo, SP, Brazil
Genres
Years active
  • 2002 (2002)—2005 (2005)
  • 2017 (2017)—present
Labels
MembersAline Wirley
Fantine Thó
Karin Hils
Li Martins
Lu Andrade
Websitegruporouge.com.br

Rouge is a Brazilian pop girl group formed in 2002, through talent show Popstars, aired by SBT and produced by the Argentine company RGB Entertainment. The group was originally composed by Aline Wirley, Fantine Thó, Karin Hils, Li Martins (then known as Patrícia Lissah) and Lu Andrade, until Luciana's departure from the group was announced in 2004. The members were selected from 30,000 candidates and signed a deal with Sony Music.

The group's first studio album, Rouge (2002), sold more than 2 million copies in Brazil. The success of the album was boosted by the songs "Não Dá pra Resistir", "Beijo Molhado" and, mainly, "Ragatanga", this one that helped to establish the group like a national phenomenon, being denominated of "the Brazilian Spice Girls". With the success of the group's debut album, a remix album titled Rouge Remixes was released in the same year, targeting the electronic music audience. The second studio album, C'est La Vie (2003), sold approximately 900,000 copies, and produced hits "Brilha La Luna", "Um Anjo Veio Me Falar" and "Vem Cair na Zueira". After the departure of Andrade, the four remaining members continued and released the albums Blá Blá Blá (2004) and Mil e Uma Noites (2005).

The group split definitively on December 2005, when the contract with Sony Music expired and was not renewed. Over four years, the group sold about 6 million records,[1] becoming the most successful female group in Brazil and received in all, three gold records, three platinum albums, one double platinum album by the ABPD.[2] Under the guidance of their mentor and entrepreneur, music producer Rick Bonadio, they embarked on sold-out tours throughout Brazil and several countries in Latin America, Europe and Africa. They were also stars of commercials and television programs, as well as the faces of various licensed products such as Sticker album, sandals and dolls.

On October 17, 2012, the group announced that it would make a return for the realization of some shows, but without member Luciana Andrade.[3] Although they recorded new songs in 2013, the return was not due to the bureaucracies.[4] On September 12, 2017, the group announced through its official Facebook page a show with the original lineup,[5] for October 13, 2017 in Rio de Janeiro, celebrating its 15 year career. A new show was scheduled for October 14 after the first concert tickets sold out.[6] In the same month, the definitive return of the group was decreed. In November 2017, Rouge signed with Sony Music Brasil.[7]

Biography

2002: Popstars formation

Main article: Popstars (Brazilian TV series)

The talent show Popstars, produced by RGB and broadcast in Brazil by SBT and Disney Channel from April 27 to September 7, 2002, followed from the beginning the formation of a pop music girl group in Brazil. Thousands of girls signed up for auditions and show their talents to jurors with the sole purpose of fulfilling the dream of being a popstar. During 20 episodes, candidates from 18 to 25 years were evaluated by the jurors the music producer Rick Bonadio,[8] the music manager Alexandre Schiavo, the singer Iara Negrete, and the choreographer Ivan Santos and musical producer Liminha, undergoing successive tests where they were evaluated such as tuning, rhythm, easy-goingness in front of the cameras, charisma and talent for dance.[9][10]

Of the thousands of candidates who signed up, 6,000 were selected for the first knockout round in the Anhembi Sambadrome in São Paulo where they performed the singing performance. For the second phase, only 2,000 girls were classified. In the following phases, the jurors became more and more demanding, in this way, selecting for the next stages only the girls who really were able to face the career of popstar. After 5 qualifying rounds, only 8 girls were classified for the final stage that took place at the home of the Popstars. After the 6th and final eliminatory phase, the Brazilian girl group was finally formed by the 5 remaining girls: Aline Wirley, Fantine Thó, Karin Hils, Li Martins (at the time known as Patrícia Lissa) and Luciana Andrade. The name chosen for the group was Rouge "because it has five letters and also because in French it means red, a color associated with sensuality [...] and it's pop!".[11]

2002–03: Rouge

Main article: Rouge (Rouge album)

After the talent show, the group signed the contract with Sony Music and RGB Entertainment, an international producer, producer of the Popstars program in Brazil and Argentina, who bet heavily on the band and distributed around 150,000 copies of the first work in the stores already in first consignment.[8] The album, whose title is just the name of the band, reached the mark of 750,000 copies sold in only two months of sales. His Lead single was "Não Dá para Resistir"[12] followed by "Ragatanga", track with special participation of Spanish girl group Las Ketchup, in addition to "Beijo Molhado" and "Nunca Deixe de Sonhar."[13] After five months, the album had sold 1 million copies.[13] The album had 14 tracks, most of them by producer Rick Bonadio.[11] Also the group released the remix album titled Rouge Remixes, selling 150 thousand copies, receiving certificate of gold, and the video album O Sonho de Ser Uma Popstar, bringing its first show.[14]

2003–04: C'est La Vie and Andrade's departure

Main article: C'est La Vie (Rouge album)

C'est La Vie, the band's second studio album, sold 100,000 copies in just the first week, and the song "Brilha La Luna" was among the most played on radios all over Brazil. The album mixes sweetheart ballads with pop music, in addition to mixing with the zouk dance.[15] According to the members of the band, the first album was already ready for the band that won the contest, already on the second album, they participated in the production process and introduced their compositions to work. The example is the song "Um Anjo Veio Me Falar", composed by the five members.[16] Also released as a single were the song "Vem Cair na Zueira", which reached the Top 20 in Brazil, Argentina, Portugal and Angola. Also part of the production process was the change of look of the five girls, who started to wear much more modern and superhero clothes, as well as hair and makeup. The album sold more than 900 thousand copies.[17]

"Our look is stronger and makes us look like warriors"[15]

On February 11, 2004, Luciana Andrade announced her departure from the group, after not adapting to the style of music they were performing, and also for not having adapted to sudden fame, besides wanting to make another type of sound like folk and the rock.[18] Although Luciana Andrade was the leading voice of the group,[13] at the time, the media reported that the girls would earn little, around R$ 500 for each show, while the rest would be for the entrepreneurs.[19] The other members said that her exit had a positive effect because it made them re-evaluate everything that was happening in their careers.[20][21]

2004–05: Blá Blá Blá, Mil e Uma Noites and breakup

Main articles: Blá Blá Blá and Mil e Uma Noites

In June 2004 when the public thought Rouge would break up, Blá Blá Blá was released. The title song was also successful. Blá Blá Blá was certified Gold;[14] although the album sold well, its sales are low in comparison to Rouge's previous albums.

The group released a greatest hits compilation, named Mil e Uma Noites, in 2005. The album featured six previously unreleased songs, featuring the hit song "Vem Habib (Wala Wala)", and went Gold (50,000 copies sold). Since then, any new material from Rouge was announced or released. The group formally broke up in December 2005.

2006–11: Solo careers and reunion plans

Patricia Martins changed her name to Li Martins in 2007. She became a musical actress and starred some plays, including the Brazilian montage of musical Miss Saigon and The Beauty and the Beast. She released few singles by Walt Disney Records as the Brazilian version of the High School Musical's song "Gotta Go My Own Way", entitled "Vou Ser do Jeito Que Sou (en: I'll Be The Way I Am).[22] In 2011 the Brazilian producer E.Motion released the single "Promise (Till The End Of Time)" featuring Lissah and DJ Tonanni.[23] Luciana Andrade was prevented from release an album for 7 years, because breaking the contract in 2004. During this period she did backing vocals for famous singers and participated in festivals and music events. Luciana also recorded many live songs for her fans and made some pocket during this years. For a long time she refused to sing Rouge's songs, but in 2008 she returned to sing songs like "Um Anjo Veio Me Falar". In 2010 the ban for breaking the contract in 2004 is over and she released the independent album Tão Diferente (en: So Different) with live songs recorded at pocket shows and 4 studio recordings. In the same year she released a free digital album, Ao Vivo Music (en: Live Music). She also participates in musical, she starred in Cinderella.

Aline Silva change her name to Aline Wirley and, in 2006, planned to release a pop album, but was canceled. In 2009 release a samba album Saudade do Samba (en: I Miss the Samba) and received good reviews, but unsuccessfully sales. Currently she participates in musicals such as Hairspray, Hair and Aladdin. Karin Hils tried to release an album, but failed to record. In 2008/2009 worked as a backing vocalist for the rapper Tulio Dek. In 2010 she played a role in the Brazilian montage of Hairspray, as Motormouth Maybelle. In 2012, she portrayed Bernardete in Rede Globo's Aquele Beijo.

Before moving to the Netherlands Fantine formed the Thó Band with her brother Jonathan Thó and release some singles and music videos. Fantine continuously writes and records with artist such as Clay Perry, currently on tour with Julio Iglesias, Jean Dolabella, former drummer of Sepultura and Marcelo Lima who is known to collaborate with George Benson. Her album "Dusty but New" is a live recording session at Sandlane Studios from the Netherlands produced by Joost van den Broek composer and member of the band "After Forever". The album is a combination of songs written between 1996 and now and available for free download on soundcloud. www.soundcloud.com/fantine-tho. Fantine is taking part in The Voice of Holland season 4, singles available for download on iTunes.

In 2010 the fans started a petition to the group's return. The intention of the petition was recording a DVD celebrating 10 years of career in 2012. The petition started on the Internet, but received attention from the television because of the video aired on YouTube and had millions of views. In a few months, the Twitter of 5 members began to have thousands of messages asking for the return of the Rouge. In 2011, Li (formerly known as Patricia), Aline and Karin accepted a return, and Sony BMG showed interest in the DVD recording, but the fight between Luciana and Fantine was a hindrance to the return. Recently, Fantine said she'd stumble back to the group as long as they record new songs. Luciana said in an interview that she had no interest in returning to the group.

2012–16: Comeback attempt and avoidance

In late 2012, rumours about a return restarted on social networks, specially Twitter, as Rick Bonadio, producer of the band and judge of Popstars show, posted the hashtag #VoltaRouge (en: Come Back Rouge). Some meetings of the girls were noticed and published through the web. Officially, a return of the band was confirmed by Bonadio and the girls itself, although Luciana Andrade refused to join the band members, saying that she needed to be truthful with herself and her decision.[24] Luciana also said that "They are Rouge, the girls that stayed. They are the soul of the group, so they are the ones who must come back".[25] A tour commemorating 10 years of creation of the group was confirmed for 2013, in Brazil. Along with it, a new Realitty Show for Multishow, Fabrica de Estrelas broadcast was announced for Bonadio to select girls for a new girlgroup. Rouge will have some appearances on the show showing the process of composition, recording and release of two new singles.

The new single, "Tudo É Rouge" (en: It's All Rouge) was confirmed for releasing April 2013, along with the start of the new reality show.[26] Fantine shares that she went scouting for songs knowing Rouge would soon be recording, Luke Christopher, songwriter and rapper who works alongside Common, sent them "No Feeling", "love at first sight" said Fantine. Karin and Fantine wrote the Portuguese version of the original song and released "Tudo Outra Vez" (en: All again).[27]

Bonadio and Lissah/Patricia said in interviews that "it's not a goodbye tour. We don't discard the possibility of a definitive come back". The original come back plans include a three months tour in Brazil, a live CD-DVD release, and a few new songs.

Despite all efforts, though, bureaucracy got in their way as they were not the legal owners of the name and brand Rouge, this being owned by their previous recording label. Bonadio and the girls decided on quiting the plans for a return as well as the release of single "Tudo É Rouge", and an apologizing letter for the fans was released through social media.[28]

In 2015, Patricia (now going with stage name Li Martins, her middle and surname respectively) joined the cast for reality TV show A Fazenda (Brazilian version of Swedish Reality Show The Farm) in Rede Record channel. Some comments she made in the show led fans to believe new comeback plans have been discussed with the girls, but no official information was released yet.[29]

2017–present: Return and 15 years

In August 2017 the 15th anniversary of the Rouge was intensely celebrated by the fans and all the former members. The following month, the official profile of the "Tea House of Alice", show published a pink banner with the words: "If alone they already cause, imagine together."[30][31] The image caused an uproar among fans, who began speculating that the group might be the theme of one of the parties.[31]

On September 12, the profile released a pink and glittery image, alluding to the cover of the first album and promising an official statement the next day. The show not only marks the 15 years of the group, but also the return of Luciana Andrade.[30] On September 13 was announced the return of the group with the original formation on October 13. On September 14, tickets were put up for sale and sold out in a minute. But as there were problems with some purchases, it was still possible to get some tickets. After three hours, the organization of the event announced that the five thousand tickets had been exhausted and an extra show was scheduled for the following day.[32][31][33] The show reverberated and was so intense that the group decided to announce a new tour of the main capitals of Brazil in 2018. And on October 15, one day after the second session of the Tea Rouge in Rio de Janeiro, Karin Hills announced in his Instagram teaser of #RougeDoc, documentary containing the backstage of the show. On October 26, sales for the São Paulo show began on November 25, and just as in Rio, the 7,000 tickets offered for sale sold out in just over 3 hours. The site responsible for the purchase of the tickets did not withstand such high demand and remained out of the air for a few minutes. According to the company responsible, about 240,000 people accessed the site at the same time. The virtual queue has reached almost 20,000 people. Which caused a great inconvenience with the public.[34][35] A new extra show was scheduled for December 2, and was sold out the same day.[36][37][38]

In October 2017, it was confirmed that the Rouge had returned definitively, with the single "Bailando", scheduled to launch in January 2018.[39] On November 29, the group signed again with Sony Music Brasil and on December 1, 2017 all their discography was made available for sale and streaming on the digital platforms.[40][41] After releasing on the digital platforms the four albums reached the Top 10 of the Brazilian iTunes and seven songs the Top 100 of singles, in addition to seven songs entering the Top 200 of Spotify Brazil.[42][43]

Discography

Main article: Rouge discography

Advertising

Even before the Rouge group became a success, there was already a planning by its producers to launch several products using the name of the members of the group, and the brand Rouge itself.[44] Initially, the group starred commercials of Marisa's women's store network, campaigning for Mother's Day and Christmas, and even with autographed stickers of the members being distributed through Marisa stores throughout the country. Baby Brink dolls were also produced for the five members of the group, which were distributed as of September 9, 2003.[45] The group also closed with a contract with Arcor, a company that produced chewing gum, confectionery and Easter eggs, all with the image of the girls. More than seven types of products were produced to promote the Rouge group.[46]

In 2003, Editora Abril launched the illustrated Rouge book, with 180 figurines for fans of the group to collect[47] and the following year, Kromo Publishing launched a picture book composed of 72 photos of Rouge girls for fans to collect and paste in the picture book.[48] The quality of the chromos was well connoted by the collectors of figurine albums. The group also launched the "Sandália Rouge" by Grendene, shortly after becoming a media success, the following year they launched a new sandal, which came with a pendant. The last launch with Grendene, was the Tamanco Rouge, a great sales success.[49] There has also been a brand of school products launched at the height of the group, however, due to the fact that it is a rarity, it is difficult to know which company was responsible for this release.

In 2011, Tilibra launched a line of notebooks inspired by the group, with a different color for each notebook.[50]

Legacy

"Ragatanga" (2002)
The second single from Rouge's first studio album was one of the songs credited as a Brazilian pop music classic for the 2000s.
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During her career, Rouge became one of Brazil's record-breaking record labels, with more than 6 million albums sold,[51] being the best-selling girl group in Brazil and Latin America.[52] One of the album of the group also appears in the list of the best selling albums in the history of the Brazilian music industry, being he the debut album of the group Rouge, certificate of double platinum.[14] Described as the "Brazilian Spice Girls",[53] some vehicles credited the group for being part of Brazilian pop;[54] Some critics called it "laboratory rats"[52] and "pop cinderellas."[13]

Eduardo Coelho of Fatos Desconhecidos, website revered the reality show Popstars for revealing the group writing that "even with the pros and cons of the format, something that is undeniable with regard to reality shows on national soil, is that they at least created, shaped , produced a true phenomenon called: Rouge, in the year 2002".[55] the writer also praised the group's most successful song "Ragatanga", claiming it is impossible to forget it, and that his choreography is epic.[52] Cristiano Freitas the site A Escotilha, defined the contribution of the group to Brazilian pop as a "major phenomena of the genre already revealed in Brazil."[56] Diário do Nordeste credited the group for giving "face to purely Brazilian pop music, bringing to Brazil the concept of "girl band", popularized especially by the Spice Girls.[57] The journalist Diego Bargas from the site Folha, with stopped the Rouge the Spice Girls, stating that both have similarities. Like the Rouge, British quintet experienced the meteoric success still young; at the height, suffered with the departure of a member. Both groups had little time in activity, but they have kept many fans."[58]

Several artists cited Rouge as an influence in some aspect in their careers; among them are the Brazilian singers Anitta,[59][60] Pabllo Vittar,[61] Gloria Groove,[15] the girl group Girls,[62] and the actors Maisa Silva,[63] Tiago Abravanel.[64] and Fernanda Souza.[65]

Concert tours

Headlining

  • Popstar Tour (2002—03)
  • C'est La Vie Tour (2003—04)
  • Blá Blá Blá Tour (2004)
  • Mil e Uma Noites Tour (2005)
  • 15 Anos Tour (2018)

Co-headlining

  • Planeta Pop: Rouge & Br'oz Tour (2004)

Promotional tours

  • Chá Rouge Tour (2017)

Members

Name Birth name Date Birth
Aline Wirley Aline Wirley da Silva (1981-12-18) 18 December 1981 (age 42) São Paulo, São Paulo
Fantine Thó Fantine Rodrigues Thó (1979-02-15) 15 February 1979 (age 45) Barra do Garças, Mato Grosso
Karin Hils Karin Pereira de Souza (1979-02-07) 7 February 1979 (age 45) Paracambi, Rio de Janeiro
Li Martins Patricia Lissah Kashiwaba Martins (1984-03-29) 29 March 1984 (age 40) Sertanópolis, Paraná
Lu Andrade Luciana Andrade (1978-09-18) 18 September 1978 (age 46) Varginha, Minas Gerais

Members timeline

Awards and nominations

Year Award Category Nomination Result
2002 Prêmio Qualidade Brasil Best New Group Rouge Won
Prêmio Austregésilo de Athayde Best New Group Rouge Won
Prêmio Jovem Brasil Best New Group Rouge Won
Best Song Ragatanga Won
2003 Video Music Brasil Viewer's Choice Brilha La Luna Nominated
4th Latin Grammy Awards Best Pop Album By A Duo Or Group With Vocal Rouge Nominated
Prêmio Multishow Best New Group Rouge Won[66]
Best DVD O Sonho de Ser Uma Popstar Nominated[66]
Prêmio Miscelânea Design (ABRE) Best Music Album Art CD + DVD C'est La Vie Won
Meus Prêmios Nick (Nickelodeon's Kids Choice Awards Brazil) Best Song Brilla La Luna Won
Best Video Brilla La Luna Won
Prêmio Troféu Imprensa Best Group Rouge Won
2004 Video Music Brasil Viewer's Choice Blá Blá Blá Nominated
Prêmio Academia Brasileira de Letras Best Group Rouge Won
Prêmio Troféu Imprensa Best Group Rouge Won
2005 Meus Prêmios Nick (Nickelodeon's Kids Choice Awards Brazil) Best Group Rouge Won
2017 Prêmio Contigo Best Group Rouge Won

See also

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  48. ^ "Álbuns de figurinhas - Uma pequena coleção particular". Mania de Colecionador. 2 March 2013.
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  51. ^ "De volta ao estúdio para gravar, grupo Rouge faz fotos durante ensaios". R7. Retrieved 19 June 2017.
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  53. ^ "Rebobine: reviva Rouge, a "Spice Girls" brasileira mais querida!". Agambiarra. January 29, 2016.
  54. ^ "A volta do Rouge: o grupo brasileiro pop de maior sucesso prepara novo material e nova turnê". Popssauro. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |acessedate= ignored (help)
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  58. ^ "'Esse sonho ainda tem muita potência', diz Aline sobre reencontro do Rouge". Folha de S.Paulo. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |acessedate= ignored (help)
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  60. ^ "De biquíni, Anitta se diverte ao cantar 'Beijo molhado', da Rouge, em karaokê com amigo". Extra. January 29, 2016.
  61. ^ ""Bailando": Veja a reação de Pabllo Vittar, Aretuza Lovi e Gloria Groove ao ouvir o novo single do Rouge em primeira mão!". POPLINE. January 5, 2011.
  62. ^ "Entrevista Exclusiva: Girls contam tudo sobre os primeiros passos da girlband e revelam sua opinião sobre Miley Cyrus e Britney Spears". POPLINE. January 29, 2016.
  63. ^ ""Eu era a maior fã de todas", declara Maisa sobre Rouge no Teleton". TV Foco. January 29, 2016.
  64. ^ "Tiago Abravanel posa com meninas do Rouge e festeja: "Estão de Volta"". Quem. January 29, 2016.
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