Typical Indumentarias english streets of the Casco Antiguo and Plaza de Santa Ana

With a great deal of grace and galantry, more than 20 delegations from Folkloric organizations and associations, members of national festivals, governmental and private entities, participated in the second edition of the Passeig de Indumentarias Tipicas that organized the National Folklores Directorate of the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) to celebrate World Folklores Day.

A light rain did not prevent ladies of all ages from walking with their high and high and shaded tights and variants from other provinces as well as with their high and high-end nightshirts from showing the public put up with the Casco Antiguo, the beauty of our typical suit and to celebrate the Panamanian identity.

In addition to the folkloric attire, we also have to highlight the participation of representatives of the native Panamanian peoples with his characteristic attire with their nature, their inheritance, their legends and their colorful lands and territories.

The tour of this second walk was led by Giselle González Villarrué, Minister of Culture, who was accompanied by the leaders Sara Omi of the people Emberá and Marbelina Oller, an indigenous affairs advisor of Mingob as well as leaders of MiCultura.

The accompaniment of the security stations coordinated by the office of Casco Antiguo (OCA) was vital to guarantee the safety and living of participants and of national and foreign viewers who enjoyed taking photographs with the built-up and devils congos and dailies of mirrors among others.

The music of Darius Pitti and his whole complete his artistic day, that put them to dance while celebrating the World Folklore Day, which is celebrated every August 22, efeméride that pays tribute to the set of popular customs, beliefs and traditions, that characterize artistic manifestations and the culture of peoples, as well as as as as as to be the first time that the term folklore (folk-people, people, race, and lore- know, science) was used.