MiCultura PROMOVE DIVULGAR HISTORY ON TABLEY CARNAVAL

The Ministry of Culture with the participation of designer and designer of the tableño carnival's dressmakers and dressmakers held his contiguary "El carnaval tableño, A History To Tell" at the Belisario Porras de Las Tablas Museum.

Exhibitors, Carlos Joel Morales, Eric Polo Barragan and Raúl Montenegro provided information to participants at the event about the evolution of the Tableño carnival, his suits and carnival as a creative industry generating employment and income sources for the Santeña region.

The occasion was good for honoring Juan Bautista Vega Barrios, a dedicated composer of interioran music, a heritage of accumulated experience with knowledge that have been far and far-reaching and important to our country.

To thank this gesture, Professor Vega, promoter of the Panamanian Manga emphasized his longing for "that the youth of Panama continue with the gender of the Mangaso that this tradition we have begun will not be lost. "

The National Folklore Director of MiCultura, Karen Peralta, stated that Folklorist Juan Vega represented the echo of many generations that they found in music, Folklore and culture the way to training professionals who have a commitment to maintain their customs and traditions.

The artistic show "Decades de una Carnival Tableño will be on display until March 4 at the Porras de Las Tablas Belisario Museum and was organized by the national direction of Folklore and the regional MiCultura of Los Santos.