Sabrina Claudio – Bio, Age, Ethnicity, Height, Family, Musician Career

Sabrina Claudio is a fast-rising American singer-songwriter. Known for her sensual and sensual rendition of R&B songs, she began posting covers of popular songs on YouTube. From those humble beginnings, Claudio now has an EP and mixed tape to her name and has collaborated with the likes of Khalid, 6lack and Duckwrth. Learn more about her here including her biography, music career, parents, ethnicity, height and other fun facts.

Sabrina Claudio Bio ( Ethnicity, Age)

Sabrina Claudio was born on September 19, 1996 in Miami, Florida. There is not much information about her early life, including her schooling. What we do know is that as a child she wanted to be an artist and wasn’t too keen on formal education. To achieve these lofty dreams, she began dancing and modeling. She recorded minimal success in those two projects before making the move to music. At the age of 14 she started posting covers of her favorite songs on her YouTube channel (UrbanPouvoir) and later on Instagram and Twitter.

She has songs like Halo – Beyoncé, Roar -Katy Perry, Royals – Lorde, Stay – Rihanna, You Know I’m No Good – Amy Winehouse, Female Energy – Willow Smith and Emotion – Destiny’s Child. These covers proved to be monster hits, her Halo cover garnered 1.3 million views while her Female Energy cover garnered 1.2 million views.

music career

After singing other people’s songs, Sabrina Claudio made advances in her own music and moved to Los Angeles. She released her first three singles in 2016 on the music app Soundcloud. You’re Lost, Runnin’ Thru Lovers, Orion’s Belt , and Surely . The Miami native has since released her debut EP, Sure Lost, as well as a mixed tape, Over Time . Two of her songs, Unravel Me and Be Yours have charted on the Billboard Twitter Emerging Artist Chart. While the former reached number 22, the latter reached number 2.

The super talented Claudio has also collaborated with some of her contemporaries including 6lack, Duckwrth and Khalid. She was featured in Duckwrth’s 2016 song, I’m Dead . She also featured Khalid on her own song, Don’t Let Me Down , released in April 2018. She and 6lack collaborated on the remix of her hit single, Belong to You .

Additionally she opened for 6lack on his Free6lack 2017 tour. She also led her own tour, Sabrina Claudio – No Rain No Flowers Tour 2018. Claudio was also featured on the soundtrack for the third installment of the Fifty Shades franchise, Fifty Shades Freed . The singer is currently working on her debut album and is easily one of the most exciting prospects on the R&B scene.

Family: parents

Sabrina Claudio is the daughter of a Puerto Rican dad, Damian Luis Claudio, and a Cuban mother, Minette Santos. Her maternal grandparents immigrated to the States from Cuba. Consequently, their ethnicity is mixed, half Cuban and half Puerto Rican. There is not much information as to whether she has siblings. This is not unusual as she is still a rising star. There is no doubt that as her profile grows, more information about her background will become available.

Claudio gets her passion for music from her parents. Her parents are music lovers and introduced her to R&B songs from a young age. Additionally, her parents were supportive of her decision to pursue music as a full-time career. This is despite the fact that they are both top-class professionals in the field of medicine. They never pressured their daughter to follow in their footsteps, rather she was allowed to follow her heart’s desires.

Height

Sabrina Claudio is 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighs a modest 54 kg. Her lively curly hair (obviously a testament to her Latin origins) is light brown and she has a pair of charming hazel eyes. Despite being relatively new to the music scene, she’s already carved out a niche for herself as a potential fashion icon. Her style has been described as cool, easygoing, effortless, beautiful and sensual, much like her music. Claudio is definitely an inspiration to other young singers and her journey proves that hard work definitely pays off.

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