Panama, October 31, 2025. - "with retreats from my sky, with lights of the aurora, with the dawn of an awesomeness they have drawn you with an ideal teaching..." with singing to the homeland and with the solemn atoning ceremony of the National Pavilion, by the students Cecibel Jordan, Deylin Simiri and Gamalier Aguilar of the Baccalaureate of Diversed Arts of the Ministry of Culture, began the expected "Month of the Homeland."

At the dawn of the Festivals, the students of fine arts, with their teachers and under the co-ordination of the National Direction of Artistic Education and the City of the Arts, organized a civic event that overflowed with the talent of the pupils and the sense of love for the homeland.

The Minister of Culture, María Eugenia Herrera, congratulated the youth and expressed his gratitude for the commitment of all our partners. "From this City of the Arts we have been commemorating the honor that we have been given this month, in memory of those who have built the patriotic gestures that today allow us to be a republic. We are a bridge of the world and the heart of the universe. I urge them with great augurs and tons of love to continue to study and to love our homeland through his efforts, his work and especially his empathy and solidarity among his partners," she expressed with emotion.

The great program, including an address by Paulette Torres, the Poetic Coral made up of 11 A, B and C high school students at the arts, presented "Oda a la Paria" and accompanied by the production of three-color ribbons to 18 students from the honor and 49 from the distinguished table and the "La Espina" dance by María Torees, Daniel Díaz and Rudyerud González. The event concluded with the sowing of flags and notes from the national anthem.

Cultural activities continued in other spaces, with the presentation of the Set of Metal and the play "La Cucarachita Mandinga," with the talent of creative youth and artistic vocation that are brought up at the house of Panamanian culture.

Thus, the Ministry of Culture welcomed November, with high-profile attire and with banners, and enjoyed a cheerful tone at the pace of national pieces dedicated to this celebration.