First Meeting of Latin American Women in Panama Highlights The Role of Women in the Musical Industry
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The Minister of Culture, Giselle González Villarrué inaugurated the "Meeting, Women in the Latin American Music Industry (MimLatan), Women Music and Territory" Volume 2 with the master's class, "Personal brand," held at the Gran Apple in Santa Ana, organized by Trapando Dreams.
During his paper, the incumbent of Culture deepened how to build, design and create his personal brand with an aim to design strategies, advice and clarified doubts.
He added that "we have to differentiate and get to know ourselves, conduct an introspection of ourselves from outstanding attributes that generate value and leave prints."
Yahaira Osiris, an organizer of this festival, thanked MiCultura for embracing the project that links Panama with Latin American.
The Ministry of Culture, through the office of the Casco Antiguo, will participate in the activities scheduled with the Artesanal and Barrio flavors market and a tour of the historic centre with interested Latin American artists.
The event will be held in an face-to-face and free of charge in Panama City and will be held up to October 22 and will have a variety of programs including master class, face show, talk, commercial, networking, concerts, dialogues and true experiences.
It includes artists and professionals from different countries such as Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Colombia, Cuba and Panama.
