"My Culture at Home" puts itself into preferences

Panama 28 April 2020. With an agenda loaded with national production, "My Culture at Home" has become the preferred cultural alternative of every night, through the Youtube and Facebook channels of the Ministry of Culture, the SERTV, Canal TV and the MedcomGO and TVNPass digital platforms and 507Go of Nex, where the audience has had an opportunity to enjoy more than four weeks of concerts with music of all genres, a dozen films between documentaries and original series.

The first week began with the production of the documentary Zachrisson and Rio Abajo: The Golden Years. The first shows the lives of master Julio Zachrisson, one of the most important engraving artists in Panama and that was performed by Abner Benaim and Rio Abajo: The Golden Years, by Winnie Sitton, tells through a historic tour of bars and theatres about the golden age of this community.

The program continues with the SERTV television project "Customs 24 / 7" showing the daily work of men and women working at airports, ports, checkpoints and other customs stations throughout the national territory.

The melodies of the Symphony Orchestra of University House, the words that rhyme with the Trovators, the teachings made music at the rhythm of the great Ruben Blades, the rhythm of Joey Montana with urban genres, are part of the music gallery that brings MiCultura at home and that will end with another documentary by Abner Benaim, Employees and Patterns.

To complete the cultural offer of this great project that began on March 20, we have initiatives as "# Ponteenla Historia" that consist of simulating a historic photo or scene and making it as or as similar as possible, without leaving the house, which can be shared with social networks of the Ministry of Culture and is open at all ages.

Also, "Write, publish and sell," under the direction of the writer Carlos Wynter, is another activity that the cultural entity has been offering them with two modules that can be found on the Youtube page of the Ministry of Culture of Panama.

MiCultura continues to design contents so that good arts lovers continue to enjoy everything that culture offers them without leaving their homes and thus following the recommendations of health care agencies as long as the state of emergency lasts for the Coronavirus.