Spectacular closure of "Nativity 2024" brought art and culture to thousands of viewers.
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On the stage of the monumental Cathedral and Omar Reg Park, thousands of national and foreign viewers enjoyed an evening of music, singing and dance at the successful closure of the project "Nativity 2024," an initiative of the Ministry of Culture and the First Lady's Office, under production by the National Theater of Panama.
The event concluded with artistic events and activities for the whole family on the night of December 21, at two simultaneous free entry stage and broadcast at national level by the State Radio and Television System (SERTV) platforms.
At Cathedral Square, an impressive stage with Christmas balls, lights and a fascinating atmosphere that served as a framework for the presentation of cheerful villances by the artist Julio Chamorro and his orchestra was highlighted. Also, the lyric grouping A Tutta Voce, led by the Panamanian soprano Diana Duran, offered beautiful melodies with a repertoire that included songs such as Night of Peace, Nanita Nana, Arbolito and Go to the Portal, among others.
The night was lit up with the staging of the Christmas classic "El Cascanueces," performed by the Panama National Ballet and talented dancers who gave life to this magical presentation full of color, dance and music, accompanied by the Panama Philharmonic Orchestra.
At Omar Reg Park, music was the great protagonist with the participation of children's choirs, the National Symphony Orchestra performing Christmas classics and an unforgettable concert by the "The Kickliners," that was enjoyed by whole families.
Also, artisans, entrepreneurs and chefs from Paila de Sabores del Barrio were part of this unique experience, and its aim was also to support the local economy.
A gesture of love and solidarity brought joy to the little ones through the delivery of gifts and sweets, an effort possible with the generous support of the private company.
During December, "Nativity 2024" brought art, culture and Christmas spirit to the public and became an unforgettable event that united the country around hope and tradition.
