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MUSIC "IDENTITY" PROPOSAL WITH SUPPOOD MiCultura will RECOVERY THE COUNTRY

MUSIC "IDENTITY" PROPOSAL WITH SUPPOOD MiCultura will RECOVERY THE COUNTRY

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Two concerts before the end of the year will start with an artistic tour "Identity," with which the Ministry of Culture, Tamayo Records and Rómulo Castro and the Tuira Group will make history with a national project of music in communities that will extend to most of 2023.

The first concert - cultural fair, while the second will be held on Saturday, December 10, at Omar Park in the capital town. The Minister of Culture, Giselle González Villarrué, emphasized the articulation of the national government's efforts through MiCultura, with the private company represented by Tamayo Records and the talent of Rómulo Castro and the Torira Group, to rescue the role of music in the struggles of the Panamanian people for the recovery of their national sovereignty and better construction.

The "effervescent period that marked history and our generations in the first 80 years of Republican life, with a leading role for the arts," recalled Minister González Villarrué. Thus, important cultural movements of free men and women, with critical thought, have arisen. Poets, writers, painters, theatrics and, of course, musicians have been established. "

That confidence deposited at international level, Validates the great steps that MiCultura has put forward as an engine of development and as an axis of social mobility with the commitment to integration and to bring to action regional initiatives, we will fulfill it by giving up our capacity for implementation, added. "The vision of President Laurentino Cortizo Cohen while creating our ministry," was valid day after day with the great cultural revolution that we are having in his place. "

He added that Rómulo Castro was a reference from that time and that his musical proposal with the Tuira Group had been renewed and his poetry had been transformed into songs that reflected an integral vision of society and his daily lives, knowledge and experiences and that today, with Tamayo Records, they have been leading the "IDENTITY" tour with the participation of local artists, art exhibitions, gastronomy and the sale of crafts and many other cultural activities for the whole Panamanian family.

On the "Identity" National Tour, Rómulo Castro recalls his background from 1977 to 1979 with his national tours with the "Liberation Group," composed of young students committed to the struggles for national sovereignty. "Those experiences were made possible by the personal interest of General Omar Torrijos, who believed in the importance of our sound proposal and by the support of the National Institute of Culture and the University of Panama, through the Experimental University Cinema Group, GECU.

Castro thanked "Tamayo Records," a company that has dedicated 60 years of existence to the promotion of national art, for proposing this project and presenting it for consideration by the Ministry of Culture.

He also highlighted the role of the Tuira Group, which for more than 30 years has been attesting and strengthening the music of his songs with an infinity of sound resources that deepen his meanings. with two concerts before the end of the year his artistic tour "Identity" begins, with which the Ministry of Culture, Tamayo Records and Rómulo Castro and the Tuira Group will make history with a national project of music in communities that will extend to most of 2023.

The first concert - cultural fair - will be held next Sunday, November 27th at Penonomé, province of Coclé, while the second will be held on Saturday, December 10th at Omar Park in the capital town.

The Minister of Culture, Giselle González Villarrué, highlighted the articulation of the national government's efforts through MiCultura with the private company represented by Tamayo Records and the talent of Rómulo Castro and the Tuira Group to rescue the role of music in the struggles of the Panamanian people for the recovery of their national sovereignty and the construction of a better future. He recalled the "effervescent period that marked history and our generations in the first 80 years of Republican life with a leading role for the arts.

At that time important cultural movements of free men and women, with critical thought, have arisen: poets, writers, painters, theatologists and, of course, musicians. "

That confidence deposited at an international level, Validates the great steps that MiCultura has taken as an engine of national development and as an axis of social mobility with a commitment to integration and to bring to action regional initiatives, we will achieve this by leaving high our capacity for implementation, added. www.secultura.gob.pa The incumbent of Culture held that "the vision of President Laurentino Cortizo Cohen by creating our ministry, will be valid daily with the great cultural revolution that we have in the country."

He added that Rómulo Castro was a reference from that time and that his musical proposal with the Tuira Group had been renewed and his poetry had been transformed into songs that reflected an integral vision of society and his daily lives, knowledge and experiences and that today, with Tamayo Records, they have been leading the "IDENTITY" tour with the participation of local artists, art exhibitions, gastronomy and the sale of crafts and many other cultural activities for the whole Panamanian family.

On the "Identity" National Tour, Rómulo Castro recalls his background from 1977 to 1979 with his national tours with the "Liberation Group," composed of young students committed to the struggles for national sovereignty. "Those experiences were made possible by the personal interest of General Omar Torrijos, who believed in the importance of our sound proposal and by the support of the National Institute of Culture and the University of Panama, through the Experimental University Cinema Group, GECU.

Castro thanked "Tamayo Records," a company that has dedicated 60 years of existence to the promotion of national art, for proposing this project and presenting it for consideration by the Ministry of Culture.

He also emphasized the role of the Tuira Group, which for more than 30 years has been attesting to and strengthening the music of his songs with an infinity of sound resources that deepen his meanings.