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Sabrina Serves Latin Dance-Pop On ‘Love In Rio’

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Italian disco legend Sabrina returns with Love In Rio – a revised version of her previous release with the AI-generated artist Lia One. We’re thankful that Sabrina has dropped the AI musician from the release. She’s talented enough to carry the song on her own without an automated co-star.

Love In Rio – Sabrina’s Version is a huge upgrade on the original duet version. The star delivers big vocals atop pounding Latin-inspired dance beats, in a romantic ode to the South American city. With references to Copacabana, samba paradise, and of course the Rio boys (boys boys), the track showcases Sabrina’s versatility, showing that the star who debuted in 1986 with Sexy Girl is still a relevant and exciting force in the Europop world.

Love In Rio is a collaboration with Leandro Da Silva Alves and Stéphane Joffre.

Love In Rio follows Sabrina’s 2025 hit Bollente with Ludwig. Her previous original singles were 2018’s Voices and 2014’s Colour Me. Hopefully we’ll have plenty more new music from Sabrina to enjoy going forward.

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