Panama, July 22, 2025. - Young students from different regions of the country were charged with giving a sample of what TalenPro 2025 brings with them. The boys have shown their skills in singing and dance, at a day at which we have been given details about what we will have on stage.

Erika Ender, a creator of this project, presented this year's social goal: to restore school canteens at 12 points in the country and to develop autosustainable school gardens.

"We want to put an end to malnutrition and child malnutrition. There are children who only eat after they get to school and that has to change," she said.

The event, run through an intercollegial festival, has 4 categories: Best Interpret, Best Song, Best Dance and Best Audiovisual Group, with young people from fifth and sixth years of secondary schools compete in their respective areas, representing their schools and areas of the country and exhibiting their talent.

Each piece should go with an environment of responsibility, solidarity and values, following the rules of the contest, with the aim of social assistance and the integral improvement at the personal and professional level of all its contestants and partners.

At his official launch, the Minister of Culture, María Eugenia Herrera, said that Panama grows as a nation as its people join human development programs and organize as a team: civil society, government and private enterprise, "this manhorn makes it possible for dreams to come true," she said.

He added that "culture is a powerful tool of education and progress, especially when connected with values. That's exactly what TALENPRO does: form through music, complete human beings, sensitive and committed to their environment."

In its nine years of existence, TalenPro has been benefiting more than 54 thousand students throughout the country, and for this issue we have been expecting to have more than 3 thousand benefits.

In this competition, boys show their skills at the stage and at the same time, guided by a tutoring teacher and by a student brigade from their respective schools, they conduct social work for the community.

That work adds additional points to the contestant, defining the winner of each category, at the great final. The winners of each category will be held to a university scholarship that will cover all his studies under IFARHU regulations, among other awards.

The event will feature national and international artists, including Emilio Estefan, Vanessa Howe, Linda Bush, Ale, Carlos Baute and Los Rabanes.