pants. Webster then sings in a microphone for the first minute of the song, starts dancing, and then, as the song finishes, she leaves the spaceship and goes on another spaceship, ending the video. Webster stated that the back-up dancers in the video were her friends from her dance class. Track listings Australian CD single "Strawberry Kisses" "Strawberry Kisses" (Fresh Kisses mix) "Strawberry Kisses" (karaoke mix) UK CD single "Strawberry Kisses" (radio mix) "Strawberry Kisses" (Fresh Kisses mix) "Strawberry Kisses" (karaoke mix) "Strawberry Kisses" (music video) Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications Release history Rouge version A Portuguese-language version of the song titled "Beijo Molhado" (lit. "Wet kiss") was performed by the Brazilian girl group Rouge, released as the third and final single the band's debut studio album, self-titled Rouge (2002), on . The song was produced by Rick Bonadio, and its lyrics were written by Milton Guedes. "Beijo Molhado" talks about a love of summer that was marked, and the protagonist of the song sings about the desire to kiss the loved one again. The song was released early in 2003, replacing "Ragatanga" on the radios. Background and release Following the success of "Ragatanga", which was more than 2 months at the top of the charts, Sony Music decided to release the third official single from the album. Since "Ragatanga" was still booming, the record company decided to release a more lively song that followed the dance line of "Ragatanga", thus opting for "Beijo Molhado", which was released in early 2003. A Spanish version, entitled "Beso Mojado", was made for the album "Rouge En Español", but the album was not released due to Luciana leaving. Even so, the song was released on the internet. Composition and lyrics In the Portuguese version, written by Milton Guedes and produced by Rick Bonadio, the song talks about a love of summer having already been finished, and the protagonist can not forget the person loved, desiring their "wet kisses". The song starts with a voice off singing, "Quero tanto, espero tanto, seu beijo molhado," ("I want you so much, I hope so much, your kiss wet,") while Karin sings, "demais, oh oh oh, yeah, yeah." ("too much, oh oh oh, yeah, yeah.") The first stanza is also sung by Karin, where it is spoken of an unforgettable summer love. The second stanza is sung by Luciana, where she sings about wanting to find