Panama, April 21, 2026 - The American writer Dan Brown visited Panama as part of a cultural agenda that included three concerts with the Panama Philharmonic Orchestra and the painter Olga Sinclair, as well as a press conference held at the City of the Arts, where she held a meeting with national media.

The complainant's visit forms an initiative that integrates literature, music and art with his work Wild Symphony as his central focus.

During his speech at the press conference, Brown expressed his appreciation for the opportunity to cooperate with the Panama Philharmonic Orchestra and expressed his interest in returning to the country for future cultural projects and emphasized the importance of these spaces for artistic exchange.

The event was attended by outstanding painter Olga Sinclair, guest director Antonio Delgado and director of the Panama Philharmonic Orchestra, Claudia Mijares de Mata, who highlighted the educational and artistic value of this proposal, aimed at bringing symphony music closer to new generations.

For her part, Cultural Minister María Eugenia Herrera noted that Brown's visit represented a significant moment for the country by bringing literature and music together as tools for social transformation.
He emphasized that initiatives such as Wild Symphony strengthen access to culture and awaken an interest in art and knowledge in youth.

He also noted that "this meeting invites us to feel in his notes of his melody the values that come with us throughout his life: friendship as a force that unites us, authenticity as a power to be ourselves, compassion that makes us more human, respect that builds co-existence and patience that opens up paths to learning and hope."

The day included a tour of the City of the Arts, guided by Minister Herrera, as well as an open space for interviews, where the media have been able to gain more information about the complainant's path, his creative process and his incursion into the musical sphere.

The writer's agenda continued in the afternoon with a full at the Balboa Theater, where his concert with Wild Symphony was presented at a special free feature organized by the First Lady's Office, the Mozart Foundation of Panama and the Panama Philharmonic Orchestra.

The Symphony of Animals, a fascinating work by Dan Brown, was told live by his own author with Olga Sinclair, with more than a thousand children from different districts and cordments of the country, who participated in this artistic experience.

The presentation filled the stage with music and tales, bringing the public to the world of imagination, creativity and inspiration