
Hire Denilson
WorkshopsShowsVisual projects
- WorkshopsClasses and experiences
- ShowsEvents and festivals
- Visual projectsVideos • campaigns • collaborations
Let's worktogether.
Available in Braziland abroad.
Formats
What we can bring to your event
Breaking workshops
Classes for beginners and intermediate dancers at schools, gyms, social projects and events: foundations, power moves and the culture behind the movement.
- Classes and open sessions
- Schools and social projects
- Events and festivals
Shows & performances
Breaking performances for events, festivals, companies and program openings. Special formats, like the father-and-son performance with Brabão, on request.
- Corporate events
- Festivals and public squares
- Openings and intermissions
Battles & the scene
Presence at battles, cyphers and dance events — as a competing or invited athlete.
- Battles
- Cyphers
- Dance events
Visual projects
Videos, campaigns and collaborations with Denilson Visuals — from script to delivery.
- Brand films
- Reels
- Coverage
How it works
- 01
Tell us about your event
Date, city, audience and what you have in mind.
- 02
A tailored format
We align duration, structure and technical needs.
- 03
Proposal
Scope and terms in writing — no fixed price list.
- 04
On stage
Movement, culture and energy on the agreed day.
Proposal request
Let's work together.
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FAQ
Does Denilson travel to other cities and countries?
Yes — available in Brazil and abroad. Travel and lodging are part of the proposal.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the format, duration, location and structure. There's no fixed price list: tell us what you have in mind and we'll put together the best option.
Do you work with schools and social projects?
Yes. Together with his father, Denilson teaches classes and takes part in social projects that train new dancers — formats for schools and communities are welcome.
How far in advance should I get in touch?
The sooner the better — especially for events that involve travel. For close dates, write anyway.