Symphonic Concert of the GEAP in the National Assembly of Deputies, Panama
The GEAP Symphony Orchestra (OSEMAP) was in charge of the musical show which is composed of more than 60 people of different ages and nationalities.
The National Anthem of the Republic of Panama, was sung by Jahmai Rivera, volunteer musician from Panama.
Opening words by the president of the Chamber of Deputies, Yanibel Ábrego Smith
Gabriela Lara and Yanibel Abrego Smith waiting for the concert.
"Tonight, we want to integrate into cultural diversity and share the Project, The Power of Music for Peace and Integral Human Being", Gabriela Lara.
The event began with traditional songs by the Folkloric Group of the National Assembly of Deputies of Panama.
Attendees also enjoyed a presentation of dances that reflected the joy and culture of Panamanian people.
More than 400 people attended the Concert, which was admission free.
The musical group Ñambuy gave a show inspired by the care of Mother Earth.
With a poem dedicated to Venezuela, Esperanza Rojas gave way so that the OSEMAP could interpret 'Pajarillo'.
James Matthew Lambert, Secretary of Hemispheric Affairs of the OAS, Canada, arrived at the evening that brought together the folklore of the American Continent.
The Italian song Con Te Partiro, was performed by Clara Montemayor at the closing of the gala.
National and international personalities present at the OSEMAP concert
Volunteer musicians of different nationalities met in the 3rd edition of CUMIPAZ 2017, with the purpose of singing for peace
The concert ends with the joy of the musicians, directors and assistants.
Tamara Kolangui Nisanof, Director of the Shimon Peres for Peace Chair of the Anahuac University, Mexico
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