British Children's Musical Group "Kids United" Send Official Warning to

French Copy Cat Children's Band to Stop Promoting Their Musical Group
Under the Same Name

The British children's musical group "Kids United," have formally warned the French company
"Warner Music France" and the "Warner Music Group," and given a final ultimatum or face legal
action if they do not stop stalking and infringing on their Band Name "Kids United." The named
companies do this by promoting their children's musical group under the same name, and in a copy
cat manner, and passing them off as the original "Kids United."

London, United Kingdom, April 22, 2019 --(PR.com)-- The "Kids United" children's musical group were
first made famous, when BBC Radio 4, aired a news special to millions of its listeners. They were also
made famous when they became the world's youngest company directors, when they founded their
Bangin' Records music label with their uncle "Jaime De Aguiar." They did this to promote, and sell their
music through the "Kidsunited.com," website. The youngest member of the musical group and company
director was only 5 years of age.

The "Kids United" musical group, also known as Kidsunited.com, is a British, London based Hip
Hip/Pop, children's musical group, made up of 5 children, who are all cousins. The group was created in
2001, by "Jaime De Aguiar" and his nephews and nieces, who are the founding members of the musical
group, under their Bangin' Records music label. The "Kids United" musical group was officially
established and registered in 2005, on the Worldwide Band Name Registry "Bandname.com" website.
The group was created as a way to give underprivileged children, a voice, through their music, and
campaigning on child and animal welfare issues.

The "Kids United" musical group were first made famous when BBC Radio 4, produced a news special,
which was aired to millions of its listeners, to help promote their songs, "I'll Be There (Singing With
Michael)," which featured vocals by Michael Jackson, and The Jackson 5. The news special also featured
the Kids United "World's Children's Day Anthem Song," which was used for an awareness campaign to
promote "World Children's Day," which takes place every 20th of November. During the interview, the
"Kids United" musical group also spoke about the business side of running their music label, Bangin'
Records, and the selling of their music and merchandise through the Kidsunited.com website. They also
spoke about their involvement with the animal charity, the "Born Free Foundation."

"Kids United" were not only a musical act, who ran a record label, but also pioneers, by becoming the
world's first musical act to sell their music, entirely through downloads via their Kidsunited.com website.
Further to all this, "Kids United" were passionate campaigners, who headed a campaign to establish a
National Children's Day in the United Kingdom. They did this by recording the Kids United "World
Children's Day Anthem Song" which drew attention to this cause due to it's upbeat message of unity and
hope within the lyrics of their song. Thanks to them, "National Children's Day," now exists every 12th
May.

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Official Kidsunited.com site: https://kidsunited.com
BBC Radio 4 Interview (Kids United): https://tinyurl.com/yy63knza
World Children's Day Anthem Song: https://tinyurl.com/yxabb9rd
French Copy Cat Musical Group: http://wearekidsunited.com

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Contact Information:
Bangin' Records
Jaime De Aguiar
07967265595
Contact via Email
kidsunited.com

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