Panama, October 6, 2025. - The name of Panama has been outstanding and after the Youth Awards we have been at the pallet. Since Friday, October 10, New York will be dressing as a party with the preliminary activities of the Spanish Parade scheduled for October 12.

The Panamanian Day Parade will be October 11, also celebrating its 30th anniversary, an opportunity for a Panama that continues to light up and spread its joy, this time from New York to the world. Delegations are ready to enhance our culture, our roots and Panamanian identity.

From the National Government, through the Ministry of Culture, we have been given the necessary support so that our artists and talents have important and important spaces throughout the world. Ulpiano Vergara, Los Beachers, Idania Dowman and our folk dancers will come forward with more than 20,000 people.

The Panama community parade in New York, also known as the "Panamanian Day Parade," is a cultural party with tradition and national pride at the heart of the Great Apple. The event takes place in the Brooklyn District every October, coinciding with the Hispanic Month, close to the Panamanian Festivals.

During this Spanish celebration, the streets are filled with flags, typical music, folk dances and traditional suits such as nightclubs, showing the wealth of Panamanian folklore. The parade is organized by the Spanish Independence and Culture Committee in New York (DICNY), a non-profit organization that offers children, youth and adults an opportunity to learn about gangs and marches as a form of cultural exchange.