Panama, February 5, 2026. Yesterday, at the City of the Arts they completed the essays of Camp Musicalion, an intense training day that brought together for several days young musicians and interpreters with international guests The Tenors.

That space developed as an advance to the Music Festival allowed participants to improve their technique, strengthen values such as discipline and active listening, and have a high level pedagogical experience in direct contact with artists from global backgrounds.

María Eugenia Herrera, Minister of Culture emphasized that "The camp, held at the house of creation and artistic thought of the country, became a meeting place between artistic excellence and the formation of new generations, performing the role of the City of the Arts as a living stage for learning, practice and cultural vision."

That training process forms part of the accompaniment that the Ministry of Culture offers to the Music Festival 2026, strengthening not only the performing experience of the event but also its educational and access dimension to musical knowledge.

From February 5 to 8, Omar Rehab Park will once again be Panama's great musical stage with four free nights of concerts that will bring together families, youth and art lovers.

In this edition, MiCultura expands its participation by promoting citizen access to art, training young talent and the circulation of cultural proposals to new regions of the country.

In addition to the main stage in the capital town, Musicalion 2026 will also reach Colón and Santiago, bringing performances and artistic experiences to communities that historically do not have access to events of this level, confirming the decentralized approach of cultural policy.

The festival's program will integrate emerging talents, youth gangs and dedicated artists, passing through sound universes ranging from Broadway to Panamanian rock and symphony experiences, generating a generational mix that summons diverse audiences.

The Ministry of Culture also supports the segment "Musicalion Highlights" at the National Theater, which will extend the festival cycle from June 3 to June 7 and give visibility to a selection of artistic proposals put forward at Omar Park.

The invitation is that citizens have been living the festival from an early date and have been passing through the gastronomic area and enjoy their family atmosphere and have an opportunity to connect with their art, music and performing arts.
To get to know the complete program, the public can follow the official social networks of the festival at @ musicalionpty.