Panama, February 10, 2026. Musicalion successfully closed four nights completely filled with music, emotion and talent at Omar Park's Amphitheater, where thousands of people met to have a cultural experience thought for families, youth and art lovers.

With the support of the Ministry of Culture and with the support of the First Lady's office, the festival turned this park into a great citizen meeting place.

At the MiCultura stand, an emerging talent sample connected with the public from different styles and formats. Luis Mario Music, Karol Wilson, Daronn, Allan Watson and Marie Crayzy participated with live performances and COBU brought art and entertainment while Karaoke Otaku, with his best pégate, offered a unique experience as the first karaoke thematic space focused on anime and manga culture in Panama.

The duo Father & Son Duet with Polyto Stanley and poet Diana Vega were also introduced and a literary moment was added to the program.

That varied billboard attested to the impetus that MiCultura offers to new creators by offering real platforms for viewing and projecting national emerging talent.

The first lady, Maricel Cohen of Mulino, expressed: "I really enjoyed it. To see so many smiles, so much pretty energy and that special atmosphere reminds us how important it is to meet ourselves through music. Culture, when it comes to all, transforms."

For his part, Cultural Minister María Eugenia Herrera emphasized that "opening up these spaces so that more singers can show up, grow and connect with people is to bet on local talent and build culture."

The public also enjoyed proposals such as Broadway Lights, the interstellar symphony show at the Musicalion Symphony Camp and Local Sound with guitars, chores and the special participation of Cuatro Soda.

The festival culminated with Tropicalia: Salsa and Caribe and put the final clasp to four days that made Omar Park a living stage for music and citizen encounter.

To this great artistic celebration were added important sponsors who believed in the value of culture as an engine for meeting and development, supporting an initiative that shows how art unites, inspires and strengthens the community.