MiCultura Closed Country's Month with Cultural Afternoon
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With dances, music and folk performances by national and international guests, partners from the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) enjoyed a cultural afternoon with "Panamanian flavour," as an end to the month of the homeland at the headquarters of the Ministry.
The activity was with the participation of the national police's music band that opened up the cultural program with cheerful tigs, followed by folk performances by dance companies from Argentina and Peru that are in our country, to participate in the International Cultural Meeting, "I want to Dawn."
The afternoon continued with the choice of the best typical costume, where officials were spotted with beautiful representative dresses from our country.
Ana Itzel Montenegro, director of the Institutional Office of Human Resources at MiCultura stated "that the event is enabling, so that officials feel proud to work in a ministry with its main task to highlight culture and love of the homeland."
The event culminated with the presentation of the typical set of MiCultura partners and cheerful pieces from the musical grouping of Chilo Pitty and the Cumbia Authentic.







