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Panda e os Caricas 4 

Panda and the Pussycats are back with "Panda and the Pussycats 4", available on CD+DVD and CD and which brings together a handful of new songs and fun videos that will continue to win over thousands of children who are big fans of this children's phenomenon. "Sexta-Feira (Estudei A Semana Inteira)" is the first single from this new CD and DVD, with Panda e os Caricas creating an animated anthem from the famous song by rapper Boss AC, "Sexta-Feira (Emprego Bom Já)". Some of the new songs that children will hear on the new album include "Who's Afraid of Ghosts?" (based on Ray Parker Jr.'s iconic song for the movie "Ghostbusters"), "Panda's Bus" (an adaptation of "Wheels on the Bus"), "I Like to Dance" (based on the theme "I Like to Move It") or "Going to the Movies" (based on Jackie Wilson's "Reet Petite").
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Panda and the Pussycats are back with "Panda and the Pussycats 4", available on CD+DVD and CD and which brings together a handful of new songs and fun videos that will continue to win over thousands of children who are big fans of this children's phenomenon. "Sexta-Feira (Estudei A Semana Inteira)" is the first single from this new CD and DVD, with Panda e os Caricas creating an animated anthem from the famous song by rapper Boss AC, "Sexta-Feira (Emprego Bom Já)". Some of the new songs that children will hear on the new album include "Who's Afraid of Ghosts?" (based on Ray Parker Jr.'s iconic song for the movie "Ghostbusters"), "Panda's Bus" (an adaptation of "Wheels on the Bus"), "I Like to Dance" (based on the theme "I Like to Move It") or "Going to the Movies" (based on Jackie Wilson's "Reet Petite").

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