The Scene: Vision, Talent, and Heart at Panama Jazz Fest
This article is a summary of reporting by JazzTimes. Originally published February 27, 2023.
In January 2023, the Panama Jazz Festival marked its 20th anniversary, showcasing musical excellence and cultural exchange. The event brought together world-class performers and local talents, including the women-led ensemble Las Hijas del Jazz conducted by Luciana Álvarez. Emphasizing social change through jazz education, the festival relied on hundreds of volunteers and dedicated coordinators. The event served as a major cultural tourism attraction and reinforced Panama City's role as a regional hub for musical arts.
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The Panama Jazz Festival celebrated its milestone 20th edition with international and Panamanian performances, workshops, and educational programs.
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