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23-Aug-2013
by Rob Howard
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 The Accordions Worldwide news for the week ending August 20th 1999 included a report from Panama about a concert in which accordionists performed to a large crowd at a public concert to celebrate the opening of the country’s New National Stadium. It must have been quite an experience for all involved. 25,000 Attend Stadium Concert – Panama Contributed by Carlos Burac A concert to celebrate the opening of the New National Stadium was held recently to 25,000 people in Panama. Artists from Panama, Puerto Rico and Mexico (including Panameñian groups ‘Conjunto Plumas Negras’ and ‘Samy and Sandra Sandoval’) performed to the very excited crowd. Conjunto Plumas Negras played their latest hit ‘Carta a un amigo’, which was dedicated to the late Victorio Vergara, founder of the group and considered the most famous accordionist in Panama. Their performance was broadcast on television to Latin America through the SUR Network (Latin America satellite group). Samy and Sandra (accordion and vocals) played songs from their new album "Tan Panameño como el Canal" including the No1 hit ‘Amiga Prohibida’. |