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"Human Libraries" face-to-face interviews with cultural professionals and managers

"Human Libraries" face-to-face interviews with cultural professionals and managers

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As part of MiCultura's activities at the Book Fair, "Human Libraries" was introduced as an interview with professionals and cultural managers who are an entity of change and an example for Panamanian people.

On his second fair day, Giselle González Villarrué, Minister of Culture, Piky Zubieta and Isabel Burgos, had an ameno and interesting conversation, where she urged those present to be interested in the book and reading, so that she would be an effervescence for fair days but something permanent.

The Human Libraries will be presented every day at 6: 00 p.m. at the MiCultura stand, where the characters will discuss their professional lives, personal experiences and anecdotes for 20 minutes.

Artists, writers and young professionals of the size of Emilio Regueira, from the Rabanes, Priscilla Delgado, Founding of the Book Fair, Joshua Ashby, musician of the National Symphony Orchestra, Electra Castillo, national director of the Panama Orchestra and Youth Choirs Network, José Luis Rodriguez, director and producer, Karen Peralta, artist, folklorologia and Anita Correa, Influencer Pro inclusión, will form part of this initiative.

During the development of the MiCultura Book Fair, she also presented to the public the Literary Gala of the National Literature Competition Ricardo Miró 2021, where she did the presentation of the books: the writer Ella Urriola, category I count with the work "Carosis," Consuelo Tomás Fitzgerald, category theater with the work "For the broken Angeles," Carlos Gasnell Acuña, category novel with the work "Under the old gates of Mar," Alessandra Monterrey Santiago, category poetry with the work "The woman who cried ants."