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The Balboa Theater was dressed as a gala to get the talent of more than 60 youth members of the sociocultural program of The Panama Youth Orchestra and Chorus Network of the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) that marked the start of the concert season by 2023.

The Network is a MiCultura project supported by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to integrate as many youth and children into this system of classical music teaching as demonstrated by members of the Metropolitan Youth Symphony Orchestra of The Network, by Alexis Fong.

The night began with Beethoven's performances and later gave way to the special guest of the night, Panamanian pianist Jonathan Cáceres, who performed pieces as Adagio and Allegro Molto Moderato.

Jonathan Cáceres was part of La Red at its beginning, a Panamanian pianist who has been at and awarded both national and international awards, such as first place in 2017 and second place in 2019 in the advanced youth and youth Pianist categories, respectively.

Since 2019, she has been dedicated to piano teaching and has been able to prepare students to participate in piano competitions and festivals and currently as a pianist with the ballet Studio Maureen Rivera in Costa Rica.

Following the performance of Cáceres, the Metropolitan Youth Symphony Orchestra culminated at night performing melodies as A Fea's Symphony, from Gomez Gudiño and Rig from the Oberture to William Tell from Rossini.

Electra Castillo, director of La Red commented that his report met his expectations with this concert, as the youth gave 100% in his executions

"Tonight we have had a lively public as we watch the show put forward. The applause feeds the artist's soul and heart and we have to continue to support the arts," Castillo noted.

The 2023 season of the Network has been scheduled to conduct about 20 concerts in Panama City and inside the country.