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Filipino girl group in ‘X Factor UK’

/ 12:14 AM September 04, 2015

MYLENE, Celina, Irene and Almira Cercado, sisters from the Philippines ages 19 to 27 and collectively known as 4th Power, had the judges on their feet after an impressive rendition of Jessie J’s “Bang Bang” for their audition in “The X Factor UK.”

4TH POWER in “X Factor UK”

4TH POWER in “X Factor UK”

Judge Cheryl Fernandez-Versini applauded and called 4th Power “bad girls,” while fellow judge Rita Ora called the siblings “minute monsters” and told them she wanted to be their sister. Simon Cowell called this audition one of the best he had ever seen. The all-Filipino girl group moves on to the next round.

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“The X Factor UK” airs on RTL CBS Entertainment HD, Sundays and Mondays at 10:30 a.m. Replays are at 9 p.m.

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