Same code as tango pink
Candy pink, #E4717A, is a soft reddish pink. The Wikipedia list of colors gives ISCC-NBS as its source, but marks that claim as needing a citation. The exact same code also belongs to tango pink. That color comes from the Plochere Color System of 1948, a set of paint cards that interior designers used. Tango pink was first used as a color name in 1925, as the Wikipedia article on shades of pink notes.
Not the same as cotton candy
Don't mix it up with cotton candy, a much paler pink that is also a Crayola crayon. White text on #E4717A only reaches a contrast of about 3 to 1. Black text does better at about 6.9 to 1. Check your own pairs with the contrast checker.

