00:00If you were conscious in the 90s and early 2000s,
00:04Aqua's mega hit Barbie Girl just might be etched into your brain.
00:08In a musical set for premiere in 2028,
00:10the band's music and story will be told for the first time ever.
00:14Aqua is all about the love and the music and sticking together,
00:19even though it's hard times, it's more than music.
00:22It's relationships, it's hard work.
00:25We have a very special story.
00:26Yeah, we have a very special story for sure.
00:29It's not always popular to say you listen to Aqua.
00:32Let me remind you about that.
00:34But our fans are so loyal and to all our concerts,
00:39they dress up, they have fun, they don't give a **** what people say.
00:42And that's us.
00:44And I think this is one of the reasons also why we said yes.
00:50Producer AHA Creations now wants to bring Danish music to the global scene
00:55in all of its Pink Pop glory.
00:58You can imagine it's going to be very colorful and hopefully it's going to be something that
01:04illustrates the 90s as well as the pop music that we made.
01:10And I think that's going to fit perfect for a musical scene.
01:14Aqua is the biggest cultural pop brand and band we have here in Denmark.
01:21And not only that, their unique story and their unique universe, playful universe and music,
01:30that's every musical theatre producer's dream.
01:34It's just spot on.
01:36The producers are already planning to eventually have the musical play in all of the major theatre cities,
01:41like New York, London and Toronto.
01:47ambassadors of the global democratic supercritical tales as well.
01:49Yeah.
01:53I've seen the arts and my deaf studio,
01:57I've seen the first football as well.
01:59The film is probably popular.
02:00I've seen the film.
02:01I've seen the film day in the film.
02:02I've seen the film.
02:02And this film is probably a time to get a chance of writing.
02:04From one of the film and some of the photos of the film is as well.
02:06The film is being able to see the film is just some of the film.
