Cathedral of Colón will be part of the National Symphony Orchestra

In December from 6 to 23, the public will be able to enjoy a series of free concerts from the National Symphony Orchestra at different locations in Panama City as part of the activities organized by the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) to celebrate Christmas with the Panamanian families.

The Christmas concerts, most of them free, will be under the direction of the "teachers," Jorge Ledezma Bradley and Ricardo Risco, who will be accompanied by soloists of the size of Elvia Vergara, Grace Price, Susan Samudo and Nicole Rodriguez. Also, they will be accompanied by the Música Viva and La Merced's Parish Choir.

At this opportunity, the musicians will share pleasant Christmas melodies in churches and parishes as Our Lady of Lourdes at Carrasquilla, Basilica Cathedral Santa María La Antigua, The Lord of the Miracles at Villa Lucre, The Miracle Medal at Mayor Diaz and we will come at this opportunity to the province of Colón at the Immaculate Conception Cathedral among other religious temples.

Open spaces such as parks continue to be part of an open and dedicated setting for families such as the Domo del Parque Omar, Benito Juárez in the area of Los Ángeles in Bethania, Andres Bello in Via Argentina and others that can be found in the program published on social networks of @ miculturapma

Christmas festival, Night of Peace, The Tamborilero, Frosty, Blanca Christmas, Adeste Fideles and more will be part of the repertoire that will share this musical grouping with more than eight decades of performing best classical and modern compositions to all Panamanian.