MiCultura invites you to recreate the story from your home

Panama, March 27, 2020. The Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) invites citizens with challenges and social networks to participate in an amusing game called "Put into History" in which they will have to recreate a story or scene, which will be shared from their personal social networks with the accounts of mistiurapma.

Following the call of the National Emergency State, decreed by the National Government of "Stay At Home" to stop the spread of COVID.19 Many people are occupying their time in the jobs of the home, literary activities, and have virtual concerts among other activities that have been held at regular intervals for lack of time.

That's why the regent entity of culture in the country has been performing the "MiCultura En Casa" initiative since March 20, bringing to the comfort of Panamanian families a varied cultural program that consists of concerts with artists of different musical genres, stand up comedy, theater performances and film projections using light technologies and using as a stage the National Theater.

Using creativity and imagination, those who participate in this game will have to recreate a scene, an episode of their lives, preferably from home, without leaving them, publish them on their social networks and mention the networks of MiCultura. The idea is to simulate that image, photo, circumstance or event that you found in the trunk of memories by comparing scenarios, gestures and particular traits to make them more similar to the original with the hashtag # pontenlazo and including @ miculturapma and the main place a good title.

The images that we share will be part of an exhibition by the Ministry of Culture to prove that we are a country of creative people, art and culture and that despite their adversity they continue to build with their talent and professionalism the history of this great country called Panama.

Follow our networks: @ miculturapma at Instagram, MiCultivaPma at twitter, Panama's Ministry of Culture at Facebook, and the Ministry of Culture at youtube where we will be publishing more information about participation dynamics.