My Culture at Home includes Special Programming for January 9

With a poetic recital entitled "9 January in verses," the Panamanian writers: Ela Urriola, Danae Brugiati and Javier Alvarado have a literary journey inspired by the events of 1964, through the platforms of the Ministry of Culture.

That same day, seven Panamanian children between 6 and 14 years old have been virtual partners with the most important patriotic gesture of the last century and their experience with these events at the "collective memory," where

"Dear Jimmy," a dedicated portrait of the former U.S. President James Carter and the importance of our Canal to the world at 6: 00 p.m. and "The Day That Changed Our History," his leading people have been following his tour of January 9, 1964 and have been telling us how events have been held at 8: 00 p.m. and they have been part of the two stories that have been submitted to mark this important date.

My Culture at Casa 2.0 continues this 2021 with music, entertainment and good production to Panamanian households from the screens of the State Radio and Television System (SERTV) and social networks of the Ministry of Culture, with a varied program that began Thursday January 7 with the delay of the recital of the National Symphony Orchestra and Loic Voices from the Cathedral Church at 8: 00 p.m.

"The idea is to continue to offer to the general public a varied, artistic and cultural program amidst the Pandesia, to enjoy them from their homes," stated Rainer Tuñón's communication director at MiCultura.

We followed with 'Cantadera por Rodutera', who walked from Chupampa in Ocú, with the trovators Israel Vergara and Armando Aizprua at a hand-to-hand, from 5: 00 p.m. and followed at 8p.m. with the talent and charism of Mayra Hurley, who delight at the audience with a great urban concert from the Amador Theater.