DJ HENRIX

DJ Henrix Photo Gallery

This gallery presents selected images from DJ Henrix’s work as a Beirut-based Latin DJ, salsa and bachata music producer, dancer, and event organizer. The photographs introduce the artist behind the releases and document the visual side of a career built around rhythm, movement, and social dancing.

DJ Henrix began playing music at an early age, later moving from classical guitar and rock bands into Latin music, salsa dancing, DJing, and production. That combination of musician, dancer, and DJ shapes both his live sets and his original recordings. His salsa productions blend strong dance-floor structure with melodic ideas and influences that can include flamenco, country, and other global sounds.

Browse the images above, then visit the Music page to hear original salsa, bachata, and Latin releases, or the Latin DJ page to learn how DJ Henrix approaches salsa socials, bachata events, festivals, clubs, and private celebrations. For bookings, collaborations, press, or image-use enquiries, use the Contact page.

Three views of DJ Henrix

At the DJ booth. The colour performance photograph shows Henrix in a red shirt beside the controller, with headphones around his neck and coloured lights behind him. It presents the live-DJ side of his work. The music-selection notes explain how daily listening and saved discoveries feed the sets he plays at socials.

The headphone profile. The black-and-white photograph uses a closer, side-on view, concentrating on the artist and his headphones. It offers a different composition from the wider view of the booth.

The white-shirt portrait. The third image is a front-facing colour portrait with a lighter background. Together, the three photographs offer a performance view and two contrasting portrait treatments, alongside the recordings and release artwork elsewhere on this site.

Requesting a photo for an event or publication

For an image-use enquiry, identify the photograph you mean and describe the event, article, interview or other project. Include where the image would appear, the publication date, and any size or crop requirements. Ask about the available file, permission and photographer credit before preparing the final artwork. Use the contact form to confirm the available file, permission and appropriate photographer credit for your intended use.