Didier Casnati, a multifaceted individual, was born on June 17, 1980, in Italy. At the tender age of 15, he published his debut self-produced album, "The Blue Rose," under the stage name "Liam Dale."
This marked the beginning of a fascinating journey, as Casnati subsequently relocated to the south of France, where he pursued a degree in Law at the University of Nice.
To support his academic endeavors, he took up busking, which eventually led him to explore modeling and acting opportunities in various commercials, advertisements, and films.
In 2004, Casnati embarked on a new adventure, traveling to Peru, where he collaborated with renowned musicians Jean-Pierre Magnet, Pochi Marambio, and Lucho Gonzalez to record his solo album "Mi Mundo" in four languages. This album's success paved the way for him to record the Italian/Spanish version of the traditional Peruvian song "Mal Paso" alongside Eva Ayllon, earning the IMA award, which was produced by Jaime Cuadra.
Since then, Casnati has continued to appear in television series and commercials, while music remains his primary passion.
As the founder and leader of the band "The Gypsy Queens," signed to London Records, Polydor, and Universal, Casnati is set to produce his band's album with the esteemed producer Larry Klein.
Throughout his career, Didier Casnati has become a prominent figure in the private entertainment industry, entertaining the world's most exclusive jet set crowds at high-profile parties.
