Li Martins

Noboru is a 10-year-old boy in search of his cultural identity. He turns to his grandfather Hideo, to find out more about his family. Despite always avoiding his past, his grandfather agrees to tell his story. As Noboru delves into his family history, he discovers he has an uncle he’s never heard about.

It is the second extended play (EP) of the Brazilian girl group "Rouge", released on February 4, 2019 by Sony Music, being the group's last work before the hiatus. The acoustic, recorded at the home of member Aline Wirley in Floresta da Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro, also feature videos of the songs posted on the group's YouTube channel. The EP follows the band's fifth studio album, Les 5inq, released three days earlier, and features five songs from the group in acoustic versions, among them old hits like "Ragatanga" and "Um Anjo Veio Me Falar", and new songs like "Bailando" and "Solo Tu".

While filming a TV special about dolphins in Mexico, Eliana meets a biologist who warns her of an ecological danger, since the greedy Esquivel has stolen a crystal skull from the deep waters of the ocean. That's the start of a great adventure and a romance with the dolphin trainer.

Sofia goes to her cousin Matheus's house to take care of his two children, Júlia and Lucas, while he goes to a party. She finds a magical book, which transports them to the Magic Forest, where they meet fairytale characters such as Pinocchio and Little Red Riding Hood. But their presence starts interfering with the original stories, and so Matheus tries to bring them back to the real world.

Two teenagers fall in love, but their feuding families and fate itself cause the relationship to end in tragedy.

On August 31, 2002, the Brazilian pop music group "Rouge" held the first show of their career at Via Funchal, which was filmed and later released on VHS and DVD.

"A Festa dos Seus Sonhos" is a video live album by Brazilian pop group 'Rouge', recorded from a special show at the Pacaembú Stadium (São Paulo) on September 21, 2003, commemorating the group's first year of existence and brought together about 30,000 people.