Aisha Stambouli

Aisha Stambouli is a Venezuelan actress, singer and songwriter.

Aisha Stambouli
Background information
Birth nameIrene Romina Stambouli Lazzereschi
Born (1984-04-11) April 11, 1984
Caracas, Venezuela
GenresLatin pop
Occupation(s)Singer-songwriter, actress
Years active2009–present
LabelsInvencible Records

Biography

Early years

Stambouli was born in Caracas on April 11, 1984 as Irene Romina Stambouli Lazzereschi, to Víctor Stambouli Mattatia[1] and Stefania Lazzereschi. She grew up in a Jewish family.[2]

Artistic career

Her career began in 2009 with the main role in the juvenile telenovela ¡Qué clase de amor!; the telenovela also had a full album soundtrack, with Stambouli singing 4 of the 11 songs in it. In 2013, she participated in the historic telenovela Guerreras y Centauros, set in the 19th century during the days of the Battle of Carabobo, which was a central event in the Venezuelan War of Independence.[3][4] Also, she has taken small roles in venezuelam films such as Tamara and Des-Autorizados[5]

In 2017, Stambouli released her album Tu la tienes que pagar, a cover of the French-Venezuelan singer Natusha, which reached the top of the Venezuelan Tropical Music charts,[6] followed by her biggest success in the venezuelan charts, Te quiero,[7] a duet with Tito 10, her fellow co-star in ¡Qué clase de amor!.

On May 25, 2020, a second season of ¡Qué clase de amor!, now converted into a web-based format consisting of 3 episodes, was launched through the series' screenwriter Benjamin Cohen's Instagram account.[8] The new season had to be recorded through video calls using different applications, such as WhatsApp, is due to the COVID-19 pandemic and also since several of the actors were in different parts of the world.[9]

Personal life

Stambouli married her manager, the music producer Alberto Kauam on September 28, 2019.[10] Kauam was found dead in his office on May 11, 2020, with a shot in his head.[11][12] On May 30, 2020, Stambouli gave birth to a son,[13] which was named Eithan at the brit milah ceremony held in her house.[14][2]

On April 01, 2021, Stambouli's father, Víctor, died of complications associated with COVID-19,[15] and on April 27, 2021, her paternal uncle, the political analyst and university professor Andrés Stambouli, died also due to complications associated with COVID-19.[16]

Discography

Albums
  • Más Allá (2009)
  • Tu la tienes queue pagar (2017)

Singles
  • ¡Qué clase de amor! (2016)
  • Te Quiero (2017)
  • No te voy a Olvidar (2018)
  • Deseo (2020)
  • Siempre te amaré (2021)

Filmography

Telenovelas
Telenovela
Year Title Role Notes
2009 ¡Qué clase de amor! Alejandra Martínez
2013 Guerreras y Centauros Barbarita


Films
Telenovela
Year Title Role Notes
2010 Des-Autorizados Des 3 hada
2016 Tamara Receptionist Directed by Elia Schneider

References
  1. Las sentidas palabras de Aisha Stambouli para su padre fallecido
  2. ¡En exclusiva! Aisha Stambouli: “Ser madre es el acto más generoso de amor”. Ocean Drive Venezuela
  3. “Guerreras y Centauros”, una novela en el tormentoso siglo XIX venezolano (+fotos)
  4. Cinema bolivariano para lembrar Bolívar e o general Miranda. El País
  5. Cine venezolano para el 2008
  6. AISHA estrena videoclip de “Tú la tienes que pagar”
  7. Aisha se posiciona en lo más alto con su “Te quiero”
  8. INCREÍBLE – Así fue el estreno de la segunda temporada de ¡Qué clase de amor! En Instagram (+CAPÍTULO 1)
  9. ¡SORPRESA! – La popular serie “Que clase de amor” tendrá una segunda temporada después de 10 años
  10. Mánager, cantante y productor: ¿Quién fue Alberto Kauam? (FOTOS). La Patilla
  11. Hallaron muerto en su oficina al productor musical Alberto Kauam. Diario El Tiempo
  12. Hallaron muerto en su oficina al productor musical Alberto Kauam. El Nacional
  13. Aisha Stambouli da a luz a su primer bebé, hijo de Alberto Kauam. El Universal
  14. Aisha Stambouli reveló el nombre de su bebé
  15. ¡Lamentable! Fallece padre de Aisha Stambouli de covid-19
  16. Falleció por covid-19 el politólogo Andrés Stambouli
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