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About three thousand Panamanians with children, youth and adults enjoyed the five performances of the National Ballet with the National Symphony Orchestra (OSN) with the stage of the play "La Cucarachita Mandinga," at a show filled with color, dance and classical music presented free of charge at the National Theater. Mau [...]
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About 300 students from the Adelaide Viuda College of Herrera, from Costa Abajo de Colón were invited by the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura), to the general essay of the staging of the play of the Chocarachita Mandinga, written by Rogelio Sinan, with music by Gonzalo Brenes and orchestration by Roque Cordero. They also participated in the [...]
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as part of the summer activity and bringing art closer to all Panamanian people, the Ministry of Culture will conduct free performances at the Casa de la Cultura at David and at Santiago Mall, both at [...]
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Melisa Gaona and Edgar Santamaria, accompanied by more than 25 stage dancers, have taken over from the Rig of Delphin at Albrook Mall, showing their skills and skills at dance with beautiful attire, recreating this magic and dramatic story with the classic of the play "Don Quixote," in three acts. About six hundred people applauded and [...]
The Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) participated in the first massive event called "Panama Creative City and Gastronomy" at the Archaeological Site of Old Panama through its addresses of Cultural and Intangible Heritage and Creative Economics, a program that has been reported as part of our commitment to the UNESCO. On the intersectional path they participated [...]
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The National Ballet of Panama begins its summer season with two great performances, with the stage of the classic Ballet "Don Quixote" on Saturday, January 28 at the Albrook Mall Shopping Center, Dilling corridor at 4: 00 p.m. and on Sunday 29th, at the Archaeological Site of Old Panama at [...]
The Minister of Culture, Giselle González Villarrué was visited by the renowned Panamanian dancer Olga Guardia de Smoak, with the aim of strengthening friendship and coordinating future actions in technical advice and broadening knowledge for the benefit of the professionals of the National Ballet of Panama. For the teacher Guardia, as a child the ballet [...]
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With a fine mix of dance, music, adventure and drama, the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) brought together more than 1,800 supporters of the National Ballet on three nights in a row. A cast of 45 participants, among dancers, teachers and applicants of the National Ballet of Panama, recreated on 8, 9 and 10 December [...]
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The Anita Villalaz Theater located at Casco Antiguo was the stage for the demonstration of the pre-premiere of the documentary "Projection and Movement" in celebration of the 50 years of the National Ballet "produced by the State System of Radio and Television (SERTV) as an recognition of the efforts and work that this artistic grouping does in [...]
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The Panama National Ballet, as part of his 50 years old, offered three beautiful evenings filled with Panamanian folklore, called "Tipic Gala," which brought together more than 1,500 pesones. That gala was prepared with the aim of sharing with dance lovers at the same time as it was held to highlight [...]
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