Panama March 14, 2026.At the Mage Women's event, the Minister of Culture, María Eugenia Herrera, participated in the event "Transforming the world from our Metro Quadrado," a space dedicated to sharing experiences about how, from work, passion and personal conviction, it's possible to have a positive impact on the environment.

During her speech, she spoke not only from her institutional role but also from her essence as a woman linked to the arts, recalling the teachings that stage and life have put about discipline, sensitivities and commitment to what she loves.

Herrera emphasized the importance of acting from daily spaces, stating that social transformations start with the small actions that each person does at his or her own level.

The event brought together women who have opened up roads in different fields, including Mils Sánchez, who shared his success story with a traditionally male-dominated sector and Elida Jiménez, who emphasized the strength of family love as an engine for personal and social transformation.

The Magic Women event, organized by journalist Erika Lozo, also brought together several inspiring women who shared their experiences and knowledge with the public.

They included speakers such as Gabriela Moreno, Marcela Gimal, Marisela Vásquez, Jacky Guzmán and Miriam Gimal, who addressed issues related to personal growth, authenticity, maternity and the purpose of life, strengthening the message that commitment to excellence and passion for what they do are key to transforming society.

The event culminated with the presentation of guest artist Ingrid De Icaza, who with her energy, talent and powerful voice conquered the public. Her charism on stage put the clasp of gold into the day, showing that, through music and art, she also represented the spirit of a true "Magic Woman."