Art protests to celebrate an "Christmas of Illusion"

Several disciplines such as theater, music and dance will be met at the Domo of Omar Reparative Park for family enjoyment as part of the activities of an "Christmas of Illusion" that has organized the First Lady's Office with the support of the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) through the National Section of The Arts.

These free shows have been initiated since Friday, 10 December with the presentation of the big band of the institutional protection system (SPI), continuing with the musical proposal "Jazz in Bethlehem," that mixes jazz music with villancas and Panamanian music, which was run by the saxophone and composer Luis Carlos Pérez.

On Saturday they enjoyed the presentation of the Music Band of the Bilingual School of Cerro Viento, the puppet's work "The Day That Christmas was Saved" by the Bambatiper group of Bambalines and "The 4th King Mago" by Embrujarte of the La Estado Theater, while on Sunday they delight the children of the chorus of the National Network of Orchestra and Youth Choirs of Panama and the Cantabile Quintet.

The artistic agenda will continue on December 17 with the National Symphony Orchestra, who has prepared a varied Christmas symphony repertoire with the special participation of the Panamanian sopRean Susan Samudo. Thus will the National Ballet with the best stage of the "Cascanueces" on December 22 both from 7: 00 p.m.

"I invite the whole family to attend Omar Park to enjoy emotional and charming free entrance shows. These are events thought for all ages, where music, theater and dance join together to celebrate the birth of the child God," stated Daniel Dominguez, National Director of the arts of MiCultura.