Felipe Devincenzi  is an Argentine bassist with a remarkable academic background. Graduated from both Buenos Aires’ conservatories and the Teatro Colón Academy, he was a scholarship holder of the Argentinian Mozarteum from 2016, which enabled him to continue his studies in Paris. Throughout his young career, he was invited several summers to perform at the Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival in Germany. Following this, he achieved a Master’s degree at Rotterdam’s University of the Arts. At a professional level, Felipe has joined many major ensembles such as the Teatro Colón Orchestra in Buenos Aires, the Paris National Opera orchestra and the Radio France Philharmonic. Since 2018, he is permanent musician at the Théâtre Royal de la Monnaie. Besides the orchestra, he maintains an intense chamber activity in Belgium, France and Italy. A lover of Argentine music, Felipe started Zinnetango in 2021 and the Dúo de la Plata in 2023.

Pablo Matías Becerra was born in Belgium to Argentinian musician parents. He completed his training both at the Brussels Royal Conservatory and the Alfred Cortot “École Normale” in Paris. From an early age, he performed as a soloist and chamber musician in many countries as well as with orchestras in Argentina and Belgium. The duo he forms with the talented soprano Julie Gebhart has been a fundamental part of the Belgian music scene for several years now. He has recently gained international recognition with his first solo album, dedicated to the music of Enrique Granados and released by Brilliant Classics label in 2021. Pablo dominates an eclectic repertoire which extends from Bach to the present day, including Kapustin and Piazzolla, among his favourite composers. Engaged with his South American roots, he founded the tango ensemble «Trio El Cuberdón» before joining Zinnetango in 2021.

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Fabrizio Colombo starts his training at a very young age. He picks up the violin aged eight, being taught by his own father, while acquiring choral education with his mother, an opera singer. Following in the footsteps of his grandfather, Francisco Colombo, he finally devotes himself to the bandoneon. A remarkable player, Fabrizio wins first prize at the international competition Che Bandoneón in Vermont, United States, in 2019. The following year, he creates his own group in Argentina, the Fabrizio Colombo 7teto, with whom he releases a first album, Celedonio. In Buenos Aires, he is part of the Orquesta del Tango de la Ciudad, notably conducted by Néstor Marconi. At the same time and among several albums, Fabrizio also records the celebrated soundtrack for the Oscar-nominated film “Argentina, 1985”. Since 2021, Fabrizio settles in Paris, where he re-founds his septet while taking center stage on the European tango scene.

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Camille Babut du Marès started playing violin at the age of four. She made her first appearance for Belgium Radio and Television a year later. At thirteen, she entered the Royal Conservatory of Music in his hometown. She continued her training at different European institutions, notably the Royal College of Music in London and the Hochschule in Köln, Germany. A passionate soloist, Camille has accomplished several competitions for young musicians both in Belgium (Jeunes solistes RTBF, Jong tenuto VRT) and abroad (Public Prize at the Music Award Maastricht and 1st Prize at the Osaka International Music Competition in Japan). A passionate chamber musician, she founded the Trio Amethys and, in 2021, the tango quartet Locas de Amor. A committed entrepreneur, Camille has been artistic director of Les Musicales de la Woluwe and Les Estivales de la Woluwe since 2016. She joined Zinnetango in 2023.

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