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MiCultura facilitates singing workshops

MiCultura facilitates singing workshops

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Thirty Panamanian professionals with singing-related careers, vocal presenters, artists and general public participated in the "Masterclass of Canto" with Enrique Ramil, an international artist who won the program "Tierra de Talentos de España."

The singer taught his personal and his professional life with his best skills, as his breathing and vocalization exercise.

Ramil invited participants to practice healthfully because "it's the best way to grow professionally" but at the same time she warned participants that to sing they have to have their voices, their hearts and their minds ready.

"I'm here giving tools for each person to investigate and explain under his own voice" Exteriorized Ramil.

For his part, Spanish ambassador to Panama, Francisco Javier Pagalday Gastelurrutia, emphasized that this type of "classes are free, so that whoever wants to stand out through music can do so and that this activity will be repeated, because the idea is to cooperate with the Ministry of Culture and have a presence every some time."

Solzo Ackerman, an actor singer and composer, who participated in this event expressed his "pleasantly surprised that the truth isn't a secret that the public party costs them to work" and that this event was well organized with good themes, and this greatly attests to the professionalism of this ministry.

The organization of this training was organized by the Ministry of Culture through the direction of Creative Economics in conjunction with the Spanish Embassy.

Enrique Ramil is a Spanish singer, musician, composer and vocal coach and his participation in programs such as OT, Factor X and Tierra de Talento, and his best success.

Also involved were the Vice Minister of Culture, Gabriel González, Secretary General José Ismael Herrera, Yessenia Sánchez, Director of International Technical Cooperation and Ellis Newman, National Director of Creative Economics.