Panamanian accordionist and singer Jhonathan Chávez, along with his group 'Los Triunfadores', continues to solidify his international projection after a standout performance at the renowned Calle 8 Carnival in Miami, one of the most significant Latino events in the United States. During the celebration, the artist performed on the Univision stage and subsequently on the Miami Fire Fighters stage, making the audience vibrate to the unmistakable rhythm of the Panamanian accordion, proudly representing the national culture. As part of his agenda in the city, Chávez also appeared on important television spaces. 'I walk with purpose, believing in what I'm doing, in my work team, in God, that we are going to push this project forward... to be on the map of the international music industry,' affirmed the artist. He participated in the Despierta América program on Univision, as well as in the Toro Loco TV Show, where he shared details about his career, his musical projects, and his mission to continue taking Panamanian folk music to international stages. 'Today we were on Despierta América on Univision, bringing the joy, flavor, and pride of our Panamanian music to millions of homes. I still can't believe everything that is happening, but when one walks with faith, works hard, and dreams big, God opens doors that seemed impossible.' In response, the folk musician stated that he can understand, but critics are not in his position, conquering a new market, and although he values all criticism, he made it clear that he does not walk on the path of criticism.
