Sorbon Sisters

The Sorbon Sisters was a Swedish vocal and dance trio including the three sisters Marie-Louise, Ulla and Stina Sorbon. The group was formed in 1935, toured Sweden, Denmark and Germany, appeared in feature films and news revues, and recorded for His Masters Voice, HMV. The Sorbon Sisters had hits with songs like "En liten stjärna föll" and "När kvällens skuggor falla" accompanied by Bosse Rosendahl's Orchestra and Södra Teatern's Orchestra. The Sorbon Sisters career ended in the summer of 1941 when Ulla Sorbon died of tuberculosis.