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SexBomb Girls return to music with first new song in 20 years
HealthRelease of 'Mama Mama'
The SexBomb Girls have returned to the music scene with their first new song in nearly two decades, 'Mama Mama', released on August 7.
The comeback marks a new role for founding member Rochelle Pangilinan as co-producer, with Perry Lansigan composing and producing the song.
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- SexBomb Girls released 'Mama Mama' on August 7.
- The song is their first new release in nearly 20 years.
- Rochelle Pangilinan served as co-producer of 'Mama Mama'.
- Perry Lansigan composed and produced the song.
- The group's last major releases were in 2005 and 2006.
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- Potential future music releases from the group
Why It Matters
The comeback of a iconic girl group after 20 years
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- 13m agoInquirer.net (PH): The SexBomb Girls are back in the music scene with “Mama Mama,” their first new song in nearly two decades. Initially released on Aug. 7, th
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