Didier Casnati, the visionary founder and leader of the renowned private party band "The Gypsy Queens", has made a remarkable mark in the entertainment industry. Prior to his illustrious music career, Casnati embarked on an acting journey with a Monte-Carlo based soap opera titled "Monaco Blue", a production written and directed by the acclaimed Belgian singer, Ivan Heylen.
Throughout his acting career, Casnati has had the privilege of collaborating with esteemed industry professionals, including Michael Caine in the 2003 film "Quicksand", Mathew Modine and Roma Downey in the 2004 comedy "Funky Monkey", Billy Zane in the 2004 drama "Big Kiss", and more recently, Tony Danza, Joe Pantoliano, and John Patrick Shanley.
A polyglot, Casnati is proficient in four languages, further emphasizing his cultural versatility. Moreover, he is a multi-instrumentalist, capable of playing four different music instruments. The Gypsy Queens' music has gained international recognition for their captivating songs, such as "(tu vo fa) l'Americano" from the 2022 film "Love in the Villa" and "L'Italiano" released in 2013.
As a testament to his dedication to his craft, Casnati has undergone rigorous training in the Lee Strasberg method, solidifying his position as a talented and well-rounded artist.
