Musicians from La Red de Orquesta will benefit from the master classes at the Festizo de Flamenzo Panama 2022
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The seventh version of the Panama Flemish Festival begins on Monday 3 October and will bring together more than 30 artists on stage and with an agenda with different activities such as classes, music and gastronomy that will be held up to 8 October and that will be organized by the production and artist of the Flemish Anita Loynaz.
The festival, supported by the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura), is designed as an enabling place to meet with artists and amateurs of this art, to Visibilize and strengthen the Flemish scene in the city with the presentation of artists and professionals to boost and dignify their work,
As part of the cultural exchange offered by the festival, youth from Panama's Network of Orchestra and Youth Choirs will enrich their artistic training within the master classes as well as from the teachers of the Civil and Civil Rights Section, who have been charged with free training.
The Minister of Culture, Giselle González Villarrué emphasized and expressed his gratitude for "the special gift that the festival will give to our young artists from Panama's National Network of Orchestra and Youth Cores and Cultural Rights instructors, sharing with a Master Class the talent and knowledge of the artists and musicians of this show."
To MiCultura, stated González Villarrué "an honor to participate in this initiative that promotes artistic manifestations and intangible cultural heritage through dance, music, songs and gastronomy."
"The voices of a woman," will be the summit show of this festival that's a great story told through Flemish art with live musicians and the special participation of international dancers: La Truco, Carmen Garza, Daniela Tugas, Anita Loynaz and as guest of the dailor, Cristian El Truco, accompanied by the Cantaor, Spanish Juan Fariña, Manuel Montero and Ángel Ruiz at Guitarra, Manuel Martínez and Alejandro Guerra at the percussion.
For interested parties, the festival's program will be from 3 to 5 October with master classes of flamenco musicians, singers and dancers and will continue with "Noche AUNO," a Flemish fashion by Guillermo Ramirez with a dinner Maredaje.
On October 7 at 8: 00 p.m., the Gala "The Voices of A Woman" and the fair of Tapas and Wines, on October 8, the festival will be moved to Hotel Panamonte at Boquete. The complete agenda can be found at: www.ffpty.com.
