Boys (Summertime Love)
Boys ( Summertime Love ) is a song by Sabrina in 1987, which was written by M. Bonsanto, R. Rossi, C. Cecchetto, M. Charlton and A. Gill. It appeared on the album Sabrina.
History
The Italo Disco Synthpop title was published in July 1987 as the third single from her debut album, and was a commercial success in Europe. In Switzerland, France and Italy, the song was a number -one hit. In Germany, the United Kingdom, Austria and many other European countries, the song was a Top Ten hit. His permissive music video, which has been banned in the United Kingdom, among others, favored the success of the song. It was also the first song that Sabrina published in the United Kingdom. In France it was the first song one was from Italy artists which reached number one on the charts. In France, the single reached the 29th place of the best selling singles of all time with over 683,000 units sold. Later on in France with Boys '95 (1995) and Boys Boys Boys ( The Dance Remixes ) (2003 ) published two more versions. Also, the song in France and Germany were each honored with a gold record. Due to the success, Boys became one of the most successful and popular Italo - Disco tracks. At that time the success of the single with the successes of the pin -up girls Lova Moor and Samantha Fox was (with what Sabrina Salerno 's friend ) were compared.
Music Video
The success of the song was facilitated by a permissive music video that has been banned in some countries. It was filmed hotel in Jesolo (Veneto, Italy) at Florida. In the music video Sabrina swims in hot summer weather in a pool. The music video was later on the Internet to an often downloaded clip.
In an interview with Nino Firetto the Music Box program from channel Super Channel in late 1988 Sabrina explained that the music video for Boys was originally intended for a segment in a magazine show. The style of the music video was specially designed for the segment of the show, so it was geared more freely than ordinary music videos.