If you are reading this article, I imagine that you are as passionate about music as we are. It doesn't matter if you like indie, rock, classical music, national bands or international bands, we all have something in common; the music. But do we know how music affects our body, our day to day or the world around us? In this article we are going to tell you curiosities about music in general that you probably do not know!
The music listened to is stored in different areas of the brain than the memories, so people with Alzheimer's are able to remember melodies from their past.
Listening to loud music can cause us to drink drinks more quickly in less time. Now we understand why the music is so loud in the discos.
Playing a musical instrument can improve verbal communication.
Flowers can grow faster if there is music around them.
The type of music that we like at the age of 20 is usually the type of music that we will like for the rest of our lives.
Listening to music is one of the few activities that involves the use of all parts of our brain.
When listening to music, your heart modifies its beats to try to imitate the rhythm of the music you listen to.
Do you know that all day having a song playing in our head and not being able to stop it? This phenomenon is known as "music worm".
When listening to rock or pop, our physical resistance can increase by 15%.
When we listen to music, dopamine is released in our brain, like when you take drugs, have sex or eat.
Music can help us in our reasoning processes and significantly improves the motor areas of our brain. That is why it is believed that music emerged to "help us all move together."
