The objective of Bonadio would be to present the fans with the commemoration of the 10 years of the feminine band with, perhaps, the recording of a DVD and a tour by Brazil.

This process of recording and reuniting would be shown later in 2013 on the Bonadio reality show entitled Fábrica de Estrelas, and screened by Multishow.

It's an honor to know that we were part of the Brazilian pop, and the sensation is of go back in time, a second chance to work better, sing better, "said Fantine, who came from the Netherlands, where she currently lives with her husband and daughter, Cristine, for the recording.

"Tudo É Rouge" was composed by the girls of the group, Aline Wirley, Fantine Thó, Karin Hils and Patricia Lissa, along with Rick Bonadio, who produced it.

[3][4] As seen in the program, Rick Bonadio released a dancing base and Fantine began to make a melody, thus creating the song.

"[5] The first stanza of the song is sung by Fantine, saying that everywhere people have the glitter in their eyes, followed by Aline, who says that no matter the time or place, the brightness of the color, rouge, will never erase.

Karin says, "I came here and today I know who I am," while Fantine says, "I crossed the seven seas to be with you" (since she came from the Netherlands for recording), Aline adds that her faith has transformed her, and Patricia he sings, "I know what I had written already."

"[3] For the PopLine Redaction, is Rouge 'abusing synthesizers without losing the essence of the group formed in the now extinct Pop Star reality show for more than ten years.

"[8] Already to Veja magazine site, "Dançante to say arrives in an electronic pop mood of those good radio, the song has a hint of a hit and brings a chorus that sounds like a message to the most dedicated fans.

[9] As for Romário Marques from Não Me Entenda Mal, the song is "dance and good-hair, while causing a feeling of nostalgia for the fans, arousing happiness and joy to have the band back after 8 years of hiatus.