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Music: The Universal Language

miamigalaamígdala MUSICA LENGUAJE UNIVERSAL Montañas “Mandara" Camerun - Nigeria TRIBU MATAKAM Es la cultura más aislada del planeta, nunca han escuchado la radio antes, sin embargo, pueden reconocer las emociones de felicidad, tristeza y de miedo presente en la música occidental. FELICIDAD TRISTEZA MIEDO 100% 75% Oyentes ALEMANES IDENTIFICACIÓN 50% DE EMOCIONES 25% EN LA MÚSICA OCCIDENTAL 0% Oyentes MATAKAM FUENTE: Thomas Fritz, Sebastian Jentschke, Nathalie Gosselin, Daniela Sammler, Isabelle Peretz, Robert Turner, Angela D. Friederici, Stefan Koelsch. Universal Recognition of Three Basic Emotions in Music. 2009 diseño luisguzmán :D :D

Music: The Universal Language

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The infographic “The Language of Music” is part of a bigger project called: “Mi amiga la amígdala” (translated from Spanish it means “My friend: the amigdala”) which is a nonprofit blog-m... agazine about neuroscience, emotional intelligence and brain research, all merged in a design and visual communication environment. “The Language of Music” is a publication about a scientific research in music language and universal emotions. It was Thomas Fritz from the Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences (in Leipzig, Germany) who made the research in 2009 in an isolated culture: the Mafa people (or also called Matakam people) in Mandara mountain, Africa. The findings revealed that this native-african people who had never even listened to the radio before, could recognize basic emotions like happiness, sadness and fearfulness in Western music.

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Mi Amiga La Amigdala

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Luis Guzmán