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Red Room
Promoting the summer mini album 'Red Summer', the South Korean girl group Red Velvet brings to Seoul the magical and mysterious Red Room in their first concert tour.
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Promoting the summer mini album 'Red Summer', the South Korean girl group Red Velvet brings to Seoul the magical and mysterious Red Room in their first concert tour.
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Genre:Music, Documentary
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Runtime:149 minutes
Studio:SM Entertainment
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