The Anita Villalaz Theater was the main stage for the opening of the fourth version of the Conference Group Festival, with the quintet Party Brass being dedicated to share a well-known repertoire with themes of renowned composers as well as popular themes and the surprise of the night, the premiere of a musical arrangement that was a "mix of Haitian."

The evening was an opportunity to recognize the trajectory and legacy of the violinist Helena de Kitras and cellist Gustavo Arce who have contributed to the formation of tens of musicians contributing to their artistic growth.

Joel Rivera, Party Brass's musician, stated that the group has been created for three years but that thanks to the opportunity received at this festival they have grown and have been strengthened as a group and have been made known what has been useful to them to be invited to different events.

The festival will have 17 concerts and 17 training workshops with the aim of broadening knowledge about the genres of camera music and sharing with the spectator the talent of our national musicians as well as visiting for the first time the provinces of Chiriquí, Veraguas and Coclé.

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