kasavibe

Venezuelan cellist graduated from the Venezuelan Orchestra System, former member of the Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra under the baton of maestro Gustavo Dudamel where she made numerous international tours covering countries such as Germany, Austria, Finland, France, Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, Switzerland, China, Japan and Korea. She was a pioneer of the Venezuelan band Ahsinfónico, where she made an artistic career for a decade, developing an impeccable performance, going from playing sitting to playing standing, fusing electronic music with classical instruments. He toured nationally and internationally, winning some awards such as the Mara de Oro, two nominations for the Pepsi Music Awards. He has shared large stages such as Waku with international DJs: Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike at the first summer festival held in Venezuela in 2023. He has toured the press in that country both on radio and television, and has worked with different artists such as Nacho, Fran Quintero, Luis Silva, Luis Fernando Borjas and Olga Tañon. In 2026 his life takes a significant personal turn when he emigrates to Hungary, the country where his paternal grandfather was born who was in the 1st and 2nd World Wars as a war correspondent, his parents and brother had already resided in Budapest for 8 years. Here in such a wonderful country her goal is to continue building her southern musicals and transmit all that energy that characterizes her, now reuniting with her brother Félix Kasa, also a cellist to give the focus that this project was missing as Kasavibe is. Felix Kasa was musically trained by Viviana Kasa, studied at the Alliance Française in Venezuela, studied cello at the Latin American Cello Academy and continued his training at the Mozarteum (Academy of Music). He obtained a scholarship in Paris, France, but his destiny brought him to Hungary, where he began studying at the Bartok Bela Conservatory and had numerous participations in the Opera Orchestra.

Kasavibe is currently working on his first album of unreleased songs; The root of this project arises from the very identity of its creators, a duo of professional cellists who have decided to break the molds of traditional concert halls. Its name evokes the origin, the home and the musical foundations. It is not simply a cello playing over a track; It is a living dialogue in real time, where the organic textures of the stringed instrument are intertwined with immersive atmospheres of high visual and sound impact. In their presentations, performance, virtuosity and technical execution are mixed with cutting-edge digital production, taking the viewer on a dynamic journey full of energy. Kasavibe is positioned as a unique project in this beautiful country today, taking the symphony towards its next evolution, demonstrating that the cello not only belongs to the past, but is a fundamental piece in the future of electronic music and other genres.