Panama September 8, 2026. Music became a space for meeting, inclusion and transformation during the third Música para Todos 2026 festival, organized by the Panama Network of Orquestas and Children's and Youth Chores of the Ministry of Culture, under the motto "The Pride of Be," that brought together about 400 children, youth and people with disabilities on a dedicated day to art, diversity and co-existence.

The Galería de la Ciudad de las Artes was the stage of this meeting, which throughout the day introduced soloists, chores, assemblies and groupings of the Special Education Program from different modules of the Network, demonstrating that music is a universal language capable of breaking down barriers and opening opportunities for all and all.

One of the attractions of this issue was the participation of special guests from abroad, who added to Panamanian artists and students, enriching their experience through cultural and musical exchange.

The Festival offers suitable spaces for its visitors, such as: Salon Sensoria, Rincón de la calma and other environments that promote respect for differences and universal accessibility.

The program included the participation of students with disabilities and groups undergoing training by the Network with links to the Panamanian Institute of Special Habilitation (IPHE), National School of Blind, Sorting, Special Learning, Paralysis Program, Autism and the Early Filling Program as well as representatives of Casa Providencia de Colón and La Chorro.

The day saw performances of piano, singing, percussion, drums, xylophones, bells, chores and assemblies with a repertoire that included classical pieces, traditional songs and well-known contemporary themes.

spaces for dialogue about diversity and inclusion were also developed, highlighting the importance of ensuring opportunities for all people to develop their skills through art.

Special moments included the presentation of the Ensemble of Campanas de Casa Providencia, percussion groups, Coros and Gesual Coro, as well as the participation as guests of the Ornance's light patronate, whose members brought his artistic talent and sensitivities to the stage.

The Music for All Festival attests to the value of a truly inclusive culture, where differences became opportunities to recognize skills, strengthen self-esteem and build community. Through music, children and youth found a space to learn, share and express themselves, showing that art and culture belong to all.

The day culminated with the participation of an ensemble of Chors, Pianos and Percusion, under the direction of Professor Moses Zambrano, with the interpretation of Wavin'Flag, as an end to a celebration that exalted talent, diversity and pride of being.