Panamanian and foreign people enjoyed a Boleros Night at Independence Square
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A day of memories and listening to romantic musical themes was what both national and foreign lived at the Plaza de la Independencia (Cathedral) last Saturday with the "Noche de Boleros" show directed by the speaker and communicator, Pete Romero conductor of the Remember program is Living that's broadcast by SERTV.
With the support of the Office of Casco Antiguo (OCA) of the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura), the night began with the intervention of Victoria Crocamo, who performed La Lupe and Tite Curet bailiffs that were the pleasure of those who sang with the interpreter.
They have also shown their capabilities in the performances Pete Romero, Ana Mia and Lubek Spano with romantic themes that were success at the time.
The evening closed with the intervention of the Vigencias de Blanca Choy and his singer Sidia Rodriguez, who put them to enjoy them, especially a known Panamanian performance.
