TAILAN OLIVEIRA
AWARD-WINNING ACTOR & DIRECTOR
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Tailan Oliveira received the Premios Latino Award in 2017 for his film A SOMBRA. Awarded at the same event as Jon Secada, Belén Rueda and other major figures in Latin culture. Premios Latino is an international film and music award ceremony that celebrates the best productions in the Ibero-American industry. Held in Spain, the award honors internationally renowned artists.
Like Yesterday explores an emotional journey of a family who is confronted with the devastating news that their teenage son is suffering from a severe heart disease with slim chances of survival. The film unfolds as a heart-wrenching tale of a father's determination to fight for his son's life.
Tailan Oliveira is a Brazilian actor, singer, director and writer, born in the city of Jandaia do Sul in the state of Paraná. He began his career at the age of 15, studied acting in the city of São Paulo, participated in television contests in Brazil, has more than 15 plays in his curriculum. Tailan is an award-winning Brazilian actor and internationally acclaimed as he starred in the film "A Sombra" in 2017, won awards and nominations in Spain, France, the United Kingdom and the United States.
Theater for Children
In 2012, Tailan participated in a traveling theater project led by the Grupo Arte de Educar, under the direction of Durvalino Claudionor Augusto. The initiative aimed to bring art and joy to children in public schools across Paraná, Brazil.
Dressed as a clown and using puppets, Tailan performed playful, educational sketches inside a colorfully decorated bus that visited underprivileged communities.
The project combined theater, music, and imagination to promote cultural access and emotional development for children.
Since then, Tailan has remained deeply committed to artistic projects with a social purpose, using performance as a tool for connection and positive impact.
