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canción tranquilizadora, usualmente cantada a niños pequeños antes de que se duerman
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Join the roomUna nana, o canción de cuna, es una canción tranquilizadora o pieza musical usualmente interpretada para niños. El propósito de las nanas varía. En algunas sociedades, se utilizan para transmitir conocimiento o tradición cultural. Además, las nanas se usan a menudo para el desarrollo de habilidades de comunicación, indicación de intención emocional, mantenimiento de la atención indivisa de los infantes, modulación de la excitación de los infantes y regulación del comportamiento. Quizás uno de los usos más importantes de las nanas es como ayuda para dormir a los infantes. Como resultado, la música es a menudo simple y repetitiva. Las nanas se pueden encontrar en muchos países y han existido desde tiempos antiguos.
“The problem with every story is you tell it after the fact. Every play-by-play description on the radio, the home runs and strikeouts, even that's delayed a few minutes. Even live television is postponed a couple seconds. Even Sound and light can only go so fast.”
“The muffled thunder of dialogue comes through the walls, then a chorus of laughter. Then more thunder. Most of the laugh tracks on television were recorded in the early 1950s. These days, most of the people you hear laughing are dead.”
“Anymore, no one's mind is their own. You can't concentrate. You can't think. There's always some noise worming in. Singers shouting. Dead people laughing. Actors crying. All these little doses of emotion. Someone's always spraying the air with their mood.”
“Our footsteps echo against the concrete floor. The steel roof hums with rain. And she says, 'Don't you feel, somehow, buried in history?'”
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