Ministerio de Cultura y Deportes shares sports success and announces Turkish music event

The Ministerio de Cultura y Deportes de Guatemala recently shared updates on cultural and sports events through its official Twitter account. The posts highlighted the achievements of Guatemalan athletes and promoted upcoming international musical performances.

On November 8, 2025, the Ministry celebrated a national sports achievement by posting: "#Guatemala | Beberlin Clara, campeona de los XII Juegos Centroamericanos 2025 en Fútbol Sala, nos comparte sus inicios en este deporte. #ElPuebloDignoEsPrimero https://t.co/beyGklqulX". This message recognizes Beberlin Clara as the champion of the XII Central American Games in futsal and mentions her sharing about her beginnings in the sport.

Later that day, the Ministry promoted an intercultural event featuring Turkish music with a tweet posted at 02:32 UTC: "La agrupación turca Alla Turca Ornamentti nos invita a un encuentro musical que trasciende fronteras, uniendo historia, música y tradición. Con instrumentos como el kanun, oud, ney y violín, su interpretación de la música clásica turca nos conecta con un legado milenario. https://t.co/yKbwgf8mtr". The tweet underscores how the Turkish group Alla Turca Ornamentti aims to bridge history and tradition through classical music performed on traditional instruments.

In a subsequent post at 02:32 UTC on November 8th, details for a related cultural event were provided: " 8 de noviembre 16:00 horas Museo Nacional de Arte de Guatemala – MUNAG Entrada libre Una experiencia cultural que nos invita a viajar en el tiempo a través de la música y el arte. https://t.co/0RjIppjgkd".

The Ministry of Culture and Sports regularly organizes events promoting both local talent and international collaboration in Guatemala. The XII Juegos Centroamericanos are among the most important sporting competitions in Central America for amateur athletes across multiple disciplines. Events such as those involving Alla Turca Ornamentti highlight ongoing efforts to foster multicultural exchange and public access to arts within national institutions like the Museo Nacional de Arte de Guatemala (MUNAG).