< strong > Reunion Dysonances closes with feminine concert < / strong >

An artistic day that included music with La Orquesta Carmen Cedeño and an exhibition by photographer Janin Gastón were part of the closure of the meeting Dysoncias that for three days brought together women musicians to exchange experiences and that had the presence of international guests.

At his special concert with the Atrio Mall Shopping Center, and also noted that it's in commemoration of International Women's Day, the public rejoiced with the presentation of La Orquesta Carmen Cedeño, the first musical group made up of women and that at this time was run by María Antonia González, guest Mexican director who was part of the exhibitors of the second version of Disonances.

Along with the Mexican musician, Brazil's solo player, Juliana Maiá, also offered a varied repertoire that included Latin American classical pieces.

The Carmen Cedeño Symphony Orchestra of Panama includes 43 professional musicians and has 3 years of creation.

From "Musas a Maesas" was the event that followed the concert and where leading women from the arts area participated, with five professionals talking about their experiences, experiences and their lives as artists in photography, music and folklore.

"We are from within, We are Panama" was another of the attractions of this activity, which is a photo exhibition by the artist Janin Gastón, and that shows in 15 works the cultural wealth and the ancestral heritage that lies in every corner of the Panamanian provinces and will be up to Sunday, March 24, on the second floor of the Commercial Center.

The photographer in her pieces invites the viewers to connect with the Panamanian roots and to understand the close relationship that exists between the rural world and the citadine.

The exhibition also offers an exploration of the ways of the mount through images, the iconic pyllera de faena, the matutines domestic chores that characterize daily life inside Panama.