Lo que hace bailar al cerebro
Keywords:
m´usica, neurobiolog´ıa, cerebro, percepci´on
Abstract
Music is one of the most wonderful stimuli that exist. We visualize music as a type of art, it can make you feel pleasure, recall some memories and even it generates new neural networks. But, how does music work? Here, we make an explanation about how music makes your brain feel from an evolution to a neurobiological point of view.
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Published
2020-12-10
How to Cite
González Rueda, A. (2020). Lo que hace bailar al cerebro. Contactos, Revista De Educación En Ciencias E Ingeniería, (118), 5-9. Retrieved from https://contactos.izt.uam.mx/index.php/contactos/article/view/81
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