Sabrina Salerno

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In 1988, Sabrina received the "Best European Singer" award during the Festivalbar event. She also enjoyed another European-wide summer hit with the single "All of Me (Boy Oh Boy)", produced by Stock Aitken Waterman. Matt Aitken praised Sabrina's performance in the studio, saying "as a singer she was pretty decent," but noted her modest clothing during the session "did not fulfill the promise that was expected." He expressed some disappointment over the song's chart performance relative to the success of "Boys", noting that "maybe the shock value was gone, or maybe they didn't shoot the right scene in the swimming pool for the video."

Sabrina released her second studio album, Super Sabrina, later that year, and she maintained her image as a European sex symbol thanks to the videos that accompanied hits such as "My Chico" (her highest-charting single in Italy) and "Like a Yo-Yo", produced by Giorgio Moroder. The latter became the musical theme of Odiens, a popular Italian prime time TV show in which Sabrina also appeared. Sabrina performed in many European countries, including the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1988 and at the Olympic Stadium in Moscow, Russia, in 1989, where 50,000 people gathered over three days to see her perform. She starred in a risqué self-titled video game for home computers. In 1989, she starred in the Italian comedy film Fratelli d'Italia, directed by Neri Parenti, alongside Christian De Sica, Jerry Calà, and Massimo Boldi.

Throughout 1994 and 1995 several singles appeared, including "Angel Boy", which reached No. 15 in Finland, and a new version of "Boys". In 1996, she established her own recording studio in Treviso with her future husband Enrico Monti and released her first Italian language album, Maschio dove sei, which showcased a pop rock sound. The album and its two singles, "Fatta e rifatta" and the title track, received some critical acclaim but were commercial failures. The album would be re-released the following year as Numeri, featuring a new title song. Sabrina featured in several theatre plays including the comedies I cavalieri della Tavola Rotonda and Uomini sull'orlo di una crisi di nervi.

Sabrina continued to host several TV shows, including the game show Il mercante in fiera and Cocco di mamma on Rai 1. In 1999, Sabrina released a new album, A Flower's Broken. Although the music video accompanying the song "I Love You" sparked some interest, both the album and the single were unsuccessful, largely due to the dissolution of her label RTI Music. Sabrina appeared on the British TV show Eurotrash and performed "I Love You".