With music, dance and good food, the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) concludes its commemorative activities to celebrate the month of the Black ethnicity.

"The activity that highlights Afro-descendant pride aims to educate, highlight and get to know more about black ethnicity and the importance of Afro-American culture in our country," said Enrique Noel, Director of Cultural Rights and Citizenship at MiCultura.

Since 11: 00 a.m., we have been able to enjoy Afro-descendant food as well as the famous pineapple, pineapple, meat and cod pits from Jamaica, but with panamamas from colon, sous, cod turret and other delicacies.

Heavy plates such as light dregs (oxtail dregs), scattering fish filet, curry chicken with traditional accompaniments with coconut with beans, salad and banana in temptation, as well as highly tipptised saria and lemonade to refresh.

The artistic program was made up of congo dances, by Queen congo, Marcia Rodriguez, and a demonstration of zaracundé, pete de mayo, afro fusion, workshop of movements and sounds by Mirella Navarro, a modern dance teacher and creator of the race group that means color and race, who in his intervention provided information about culture.

"Besides contributing and promoting among partners to uphold and guarantee cultural rights, we welcome the passing by the President of the Nation, Laurentino Cortizo Cohen, the law that creates the National Secretary for Policy and Development for Afro-Panamanian (Senadap)," added Noel.