A practice-based workshop as part of the Disabled Artists Programme. This workshop will contain sections of movement and discussion.

Junior Bosila Banya is widely regarded as one of the most iconic and influential figures in the history of breaking. With more than 25 years dedicated to his art, he has established himself as a global reference, continuously pushing the boundaries of technique, creativity, and performance. He rose to prominence in the early 2000s as a member of the legendary collective Wanted Posse, contributing to its international recognition and championship titles. From underground battles to prestigious stages, Junior played a defining role in elevating breaking as both a competitive discipline and a powerful performing art.

In 2007, winning France’s Got Talent marked a major turning point in his career, bringing his discipline into the mainstream and solidifying his reputation with the general public. Throughout his career, he has performed extensively across France and internationally, appearing on major television platforms and global media outlets. His performances have reached audiences worldwide, generating several hundreds of millions of views online, making him one of the most viewed and impactful breakdancers of his generation.

Recognized for his explosive power, acrobatic mastery, musical precision, and magnetic stage presence, Junior developed a signature style that transcends trends and generations. Today, Bboy Junior is more than a dancer. He is a pioneer, a global ambassador of hip-hop culture, and a living legend whose influence continues to shape the evolution of breaking worldwide.

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