Spanjabi™
Two cultures. A shared sound.
Tamara Rodriguez and Sabrina Sapal bring Latin and Punjabi cultures together through music. New songs are on the way.
Sabrina Sapal sings in Punjabi and Urdu.
New music coming soon
Our first cooking episode
EAT · LOVE · SPANJABI
Episode #11:24
In this episode, we connect Diwali and Día de los Muertos through a unique blend of cultural traditions from India and Mexico. Can the spice in their rice really be that different?
Our new song, “LOVELY,” from our Spanjabi EP is dropping soon.
More cooking episodes to come.
Sabrina SapalTamara Rodriguez
Turn Me On (Spanjabi Cover)
Tamara Rodriguez, Sabrina Sapal & DJ Matt Miller
Two cultures. A shared sound.
Spanjabi™ is a Tamara Rodriguez-led project with collaborator Sabrina Sapal. It is a meeting of languages, rhythms and stories, with space for each artist’s roots and a sound they create together.
Following their Spanjabi cover of “Turn Me On” with DJ Matt Miller, Tamara and Sabrina are developing new original songs. Muchaigracias™ is the project’s signature of gratitude, rhythm and attitude. Watch this space for upcoming releases.
Tamara & Sabrina — in pictures
Sabrina Sapal
Indian-American recording artist · Composer · Songwriter
“Maharaja” with Esotique · Millions of plays
Work with T-Series · Times Music
Dance-forward direction · 2027
Sabrina Sapal is an Indian-American recording artist, composer, and songwriter who turns an East-meets-West perspective into music with its own fearless pulse. Singing in Punjabi and Urdu as well as English and Hindi, she moves naturally across cultures and genres while writing about love, identity, empowerment, fun, and desire.
Her global track “Maharaja,” created with Esotique and released by Thrace Music, has reached millions of plays. Her wider creative path includes work with T-Series and Times Music and collaborations with Bohemia, Rishi Rich, Karan Aujla, Avvy Sra, Deep Jandu, Vipin Patwa, and Cristian Tarcea.
Within Tamara Rodriguez’s Spanjabi™, Sabrina contributes language, voice, and cultural perspective as Tamara’s collaborator. Looking toward 2027, Sabrina is developing a dance-forward direction made for movement, confidence, and connection.