1.) Sabrina Salerno… Read Full Bio ↴There are a few artists under the name Sabrina:
1.) Sabrina Salerno, born on 15 March 1968 in Genoa (Italy) is a popular Italian singer and also model, dancer and producer. She is also an actress who has appeared in a number of European TV series, movies and theatre. In 1989 she appeared in the film Fratelli d'Italia with Jerry Calà.
She initially used the single-name credit Sabrina under which she had a few very popular hits in the late 1980s such as "Boys" and "Chico". For more recent recordings, she is now using her full name.
She performed live at the Montreux Pop Festival in 1988.
Sabrina was photographed naked in erotic magazines (such as appearing on the cover of the British magazine, Mayfair), and she is also known for her revealing music videos (her videos for "My Chico" and "Boys" were banned in some places as her breasts were accidentally exposed in each). She is now considered an erotic star, those photos and clips circulating in large quantities all over the Internet.
At the height of her career, Sabrina entered into a well-publicized "feud" with UK topless model-turned-singer Samantha Fox. Magazines such as Playboy played up the "war of words" between the two over who was the sexier singer. There's no evidence to suggest that this was anything more than a publicity stunt.
2) Sabrina Orial (Filipina singer) Born Roli Alexandra "Xanxan" Orial in Laguna on December 30, 1989. She is the youngest of 3 siblings. She's taking course of BA Communication Arts at University of the Philippines, Los Baños, Laguna
Studio album
* Couch Act (2004); Warner Music Phil.
* Sabrina (2006); Vicor Music Corporation
* I Love Acoustic (2008; MCA Music, Inc.)
* I Love Acoustic Too (2009; MCA Music, Inc.)
* I Love Acoustic 3 (2010)
3) Sabrina Velazquez is a singer/songwriter who was born and raised in Honolulu, HI. The daughter of a father who was a mariachi singer and a mother who was a Tahitian/hula dancer, it is no wonder that Sabrina followed in their footsteps.
She began playing the piano at the age of 5 for two years than picked up the violin at age 7. After playing the violin for 10 years, she learned how to play the guitar while in college at the University of Southern California. She quickly began to write her own music and playing at local gigs. After turning down the opportunity to attend the prestigious Berklee College of Music in 2005, she took to the road living in Los Angeles and Portland, recording, songwriting and playing for new audiences.
She released her debut EP, “The Anomaly” in March 2009 and then a full length LP "The Hawk & The Hunter" in November 2011.
4) Sabrina Hebiri (Croatian singer) is known for her participation at Dora 2007 with the song "Tražit ću te" and Dora 2010 with song "Golu si me skinuo".
5) Sabrina (born 1983) is the stage name of Teresa Villa-Lobos, a Portuguese singer, from Setúbal. She represented her country and national broadcaster RTP at the Eurovision Song Contest 2007, in Helsinki, Finland, after winning the Festival da Canção, the national selection. Due to Portugal's non-qualification to the final, in 2006, Sabrina performed in the semifinal, finishing 11th thus failing to qualify.
- Sabrina started singing at school and family parties and, at the age of 16, she already had won some karaoke competitions. Her major hobby was playing futsal at the Grupo Desportivo e Recreativo do Bairro do Liceu, achieving a championship runner-up place for local club Vitória de Setúbal.
- Professionally, she was part of the third and last line-up of Portuguese girlband Teenagers, from 2003 to 2006, when she planned to start her solo career. In early 2007, with 24 years old, she was selected, through a casting, to participate on RTP's Festival da Canção 2007. Her producer, popular artist Emanuel, proposed her to perform under the alias Sabrina. On March 10, she won the show with almost twice the votes of the runner-up.[1] The song, called "Dança Comigo (Vem Ser Feliz)", represented Portugal at the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 in Helsinki, Finland. The song is considered as a typical Portuguese schlager (nicknamed "Pimba" in Portugal).
- Sabrina performed in position number 17 at the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 semifinal, backed by a mixed pair of dancers and three female singers. The Eurovision version was more latino-influenced than the version with which she won the Festival da Canção, and the last two chorus was sang in French, Spanish, English and Portuguese. The dance routine was more elaborate also. Sabrina ended up 11th, just 3 points short of qualification, right behind Moldova (to whom incidentally Portugal gave its maximum points). The song's final ranking was 25th out of 42 countries, making "Dança Comigo" the most successful Portuguese entry since 1998, and the second highest Portuguese scorer ever, with 88 points (after the 92 points from 1996). 44 points came from western European countries (8 points from neighbouring Spain), and 36 points from eastern Europe. It was the highest western scoring song in the semifinal.
6) The popular Greek singer with a number of hits during the 90s and early 00s.
Daylight
Sabrina Lyrics
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Why am I holding on?
We knew this day would come, we knew it all along
How did it come so fast?
This is our last night but it's late
And I'm trying not to sleep
'Cause I know, when I wake
I will have to slip away
And when the daylight comes I'll have to go
But tonight I'm gonna hold you so close
'Cause in the daylight we'll be on our own
But tonight I need to hold you so close
Ooh whoa, ooh whoa, ooh whoa
Ooh whoa, ooh whoa, ooh whoa
Here I am staring at your perfection
In my arms, so beautiful
The sky is getting bright, the stars are burning out
Somebody slow it down
This is way too hard
'Cause I know, when the sun comes up
I will leave, this is my last glance
That will soon be memory
And when the daylight comes I'll have to go
But tonight I'm gonna hold you so close
'Cause in the daylight we'll be on our own
But tonight I need to hold you so close
Ooh whoa, ooh whoa, ooh whoa
Ooh whoa, ooh whoa, ooh whoa
I never wanted to stop
Because I don't wanna start all over, start all over
I was afraid of the dark
But now it's all that I want, all that I want, all that I want
And when the daylight comes I'll have to go
But tonight I'm gonna hold you so close
'Cause in the daylight we'll be on our own
But tonight I need to hold you so close
And when the daylight comes I'll have to go
But tonight I'm gonna hold you so close
'Cause in the daylight we'll be on our own
But tonight I need to hold you so close
Ooh whoa, ooh whoa, ooh whoa
Ooh whoa, ooh whoa, ooh whoa
Ooh whoa (yeah), ooh whoa (yeah), ooh whoa (yeah)
Ooh whoa (yeah), ooh whoa (yeah), ooh whoa
The lyrics of Sabrina Carpenter's "Daylight" tell the story of a bittersweet farewell between two people who know that their time together is coming to an end. The singer is struggling with the idea of having to leave the person they are with, and the inevitability of the sunrise that marks the end of their time together. As they hold onto each other in the darkness of the night, they try to push away the knowledge that this farewell will be their last. The singer knows that they will have to let go eventually, but they are holding on for dear life, cherishing every moment they have left.
The chorus, with its repeated line "And when the daylight comes, I'll have to go," emphasizes the looming reality of the morning sun. The singer is torn between wanting to stay in this moment forever and knowing that they cannot. The lyrics, though tinged with sadness, also express the beauty and tenderness of their love. The singer is overwhelmed by the perfection of the person in their arms, and the intimacy of holding someone close in the midst of the night, illuminated by the few last stars in the sky.
In summary, Sabrina Carpenter's "Daylight" is a poignant and heartfelt song about the difficulties of saying goodbye to someone you love. It captures the raw emotions that come with the end of a relationship or an intense romantic encounter, and the beauty of appreciating every last moment.
Line by Line Meaning
Here I am waiting, I'll have to leave soon
Sabrina is waiting for the inevitable moment of having to leave someone behind.
Why am I holding on?
Sabrina questions why she is clinging to something that will eventually end.
We knew this day would come, we knew it all along
Sabrina acknowledges that the end was expected and not a surprise.
How did it come so fast?
Sabrina wonders how the end came so quickly, even though it was anticipated.
This is our last night but it's late
Sabrina realizes that it's the last night and they don't have much time left.
And I'm trying not to sleep
Sabrina wants to cherish the remaining time and doesn't want to waste even a second sleeping.
'Cause I know, when I wake
I will have to slip away
Sabrina fears the moment she wakes up and knows that she has to leave.
And when the daylight comes I'll have to go
But tonight I'm gonna hold you so close
Sabrina is making the most of their last night together and plans to hold the other person close.
'Cause in the daylight we'll be on our own
But tonight I need to hold you so close
Sabrina wants to make sure they stay together as long as possible and be close to each other.
Here I am staring at your perfection
In my arms, so beautiful
Sabrina admires the person she is with and cherishes the moment where they are together.
The sky is getting bright, the stars are burning out
Somebody slow it down
This is way too hard
Sabrina wants time to stop, and she finds it hard to come to terms with the end.
'Cause I know, when the sun comes up
I will leave, this is my last glance
That will soon be memory
Sabrina realizes that when the morning comes, it will be her last look at them, and it will all be a memory after she leaves.
I never wanted to stop
Because I don't wanna start all over, start all over
Sabrina doesn't want to start all over again, so she has never wanted to stop this moment from happening.
I was afraid of the dark
But now it's all that I want, all that I want, all that I want
Sabrina was afraid of the unknown but now, being in the moment with them, she wants nothing more than to stay.
Ooh whoa (yeah), ooh whoa (yeah), ooh whoa (yeah)
A repetitive, emotional expression of Sabrina's feelings.
Writer(s): Max Martin, Adam Levine, Mason Levy, Samuel Denison Martin
Contributed by Madelyn I. Suggest a correction in the comments below.