
Trama · Cabanga: Folklore Contemporáneo
Patricia inaugurated the music industry forum at Ciudad del Saber in May 2018. The talk led one year later to the invitation for Encrumiradas.
Patricia Vlieg’s artistic practice becomes available to institutions, organizations and causes directly.
Patricia Vlieg
Patricia Vlieg's work extends beyond the programs Bridges designs. These are the ways her artistic practice — built over twenty years — becomes available to institutions, organizations and causes directly.
Each service begins with the occasion and the people it needs to reach. The form may be a lecture-performance, an institutional concert or music chosen carefully for a social cause.
Patricia's talks are inseparable from her music. She presents through music, letting songs carry the argument, open the story and cross the distance that words alone leave between speaker and audience.

Patricia inaugurated the music industry forum at Ciudad del Saber in May 2018. The talk led one year later to the invitation for Encrumiradas.

Invited to the fifth edition as a voice whose practice embodies the question Mosaico asks: how have diversity, dialogue and encounter built Panama?

Patricia and Vilma presented at the monthly Soka University community gathering in Tokyo while completing their MA degrees.

A 75-minute lecture-performance tracing Patricia's life through songs from Panama, Mexico, Curaçao, Argentina, Brazil and Japan.

A 50-minute conference-concert on disability, inclusion and empathy. Patricia weaves personal stories, songs and reflection through her experience as a person born without sight.
Clients include ANREH, Tigo, Medtronic and UNICEF.
Patricia performs at institutional and diplomatic events where music gives an anniversary, conference or gala the emotional weight that ceremony alone cannot produce.

A concert raising its voice against gender-based violence. Vilma Esquivel served as general producer.
A gala concert at Teatro Anayansi marking CAF's 25 years of action in Panama, with ministers of economy from across the region in the audience. Vilma Esquivel served as general producer.
When a documentary, campaign or institutional occasion needs music that carries Panama's cultural memory, environmental consciousness and human dignity, Patricia's catalog is available for licensing and musical advisory.
As musical advisor as well as licensor, Patricia recommends which songs or essential sounds from the Cabanga catalog best serve each moment — opening, emotional interview, data and climax — and advises on volume, layering and the relationship between music and ambient sound.

A 2017 documentary comparing indigenous resistance and civic protest in Panama, accompanied by music from the Cabanga catalog.

Three documentary videos on Panamanian environmental conservation, including Defendamos los Manglares. Patricia also served as musical advisor for the full series.