NYtimes Interview with Sabina Sciubba
October 7th, 2006
Sabina Sciubba, in an interview with Winter Miller of the NY Times, articulates and pontificates about her favorite musical artists.
Sabina Sciubba, the singer-songwriter of Brazilian Girls, talks a mile a minute — in several languages, fluently. Ms. Sciubba, 27, was born in Rome, which accounts for her Italian. Her father is German, which does not account for the Portuguese, Spanish and French she picked up along the way. Her linguistic ease has a delightfully polyglot effect on her lyrics. In “Jique,” which kicks off their September release, “Talk to la Bomb” (Verve), Ms. Sciubba (pronounced “SHOO-bah”) begins a sentence in French, shifts to Spanish and concludes in German.
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