Erika Ender spoke in ‘Today’ about her Guinness record

Erika Ender appeared on “Hoy Día” to talk about the recent Guinness World Record she received for the TalenPro program, which is being developed under the auspices of the Fundación Puertas Abiertas.

The singer-songwriter was received by host Adamari López, who was full of compliments and even expressed her interest in being part of the initiative that Ender leads with his work team.

Ender commented that this is the most beautiful recognition is that it is a Guinness with a purposeas records such as “tallest building”, “longest nails” and “longest hair” are regularly broken.

“(…) In this case it is Guinness with a purpose because it is Guinness that influences, which transform lives and that I cannot take Credit alone, it’s Guinness that brought the whole country together because all of Panama is involved in one way or another, just like The Open Door Foundationwhich I chair,” the singer-songwriter explained in the program.

The Panamanian reiterated that the basis of the work done with the Fundación Puertas Abiertas is the social awareness instilled in her by her parents, and doctorsshe and her sister, Ilka Ender.

This social consciousness is nothing but the use of talent for good mutual benefit and that is what was promoted in the program TalentProwhich positively influenced more than 20 thousand people.

“It’s not just talent that qualifies, but also purpose, because it’s better to be great professional you have to be good human being and that’s what we’re teaching the new generation in Panama,” Ender said of TalenPro.

Recognition

Erika Ender received on March 22 “Guinness World Record Largest social/global development project competition” TalenPro, a project that is carried out every year with the Puerta Abiertas Foundation

In the event, which was attended by colleagues, friends and other local personalities, in the residence of v US Embassythe record was handed to Ender by Alfredo Arista, official judge of the Guinness Book of Records.

The evening included the participation of personalities such as Ismael Cala, the first lady Yazmin Colon de CortizoGisselle González Villarrué (MiCultura), Maruja Gorday de Villalobos (Meduca), Emilio Regueira, Samy and Sandra Sandoval, Colaquito Cortez, among others.