Panama March 14, 2026. A night of music, nostalgia and celebration was held at Arraijan with the presentation of The Beachers, who have been offering a successful concert as part of the Cultural Platform "Summer Pulso 2026," advanced by the Ministry of Culture.

Hundreds of Arrajuan people met to enjoy free of charge this show that held the 60 years of his legendary music track, singing, dancing and performing each of his songs.
The event combined music, theater and tradition with a staging that recreated how music was living in previous decades, connecting that cultural heritage with new generations.

The evening was followed by guest artists who added to the celebration of the size of Ivan Barrios, Los Gaytanes, Tatiana Ríos, Mare Cabal and others creating unique moments on stage.

The opening of the show was undertaken by the well-known Panamanian artist Aldo Ranks, who lit up his public with his energy, before his historic band's expected presentation.

The regional director of the Ministry of Culture in Panama West, Abdiel Cáceres, emphasized that these initiatives seek to bring Panamanian music culture closer to communities "We are projecting these activities completely free so that everyone can enjoy Panama's culture, share with families and appreciate the talent of our artists," she said.

For his part, Pulso's executive director, José Luis Quezada, highlighted the social impact of the project. "Pulso aims to contribute positively to society. When a family or a group of friends come together to live art, she doesn't just listen to music: she creates memories, strengthens ties and lays dreams in children's hearts," she stated.

The evening culminated with applause, singing and dance, confirming that The Beachers's music remains at the heart of the Panamanian public and that spaces such as Pulso continue to bring art, identity and entertainment to their communities.