Some people say that music can bring people of different cultures and ages together. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion?

There is little doubt that humans are wired for

music

. There is something magical about

this

art that seems to bind us together and help us connect with each other on a personal level. It is intriguing to note that

this

tends to happen irrespective of people’s

age

and

culture

, but the question is how?

Music

can be particularly potent in bringing about closeness by releasing the hormone

endorphin

male sex hormone that is produced in the testes and responsible for typical male sexual characteristics

androgen

, and

age

is not usually subject to

this

natural phenomenon. Listening to

music

or singing together results in positive emotions, suggesting a pathway through which people of different ages can feel closer to one another.

This

prepares the ground for more meaningful interactions between these individuals, improving their chances of developing friendships based on shared interests.

Hence taking

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Hence, taking

age

out of the equation. Let us not forget either that

music

can break down the barriers of language and cultural differences. When listening to

music

, people are inclined to be touched by melodies more than they are by lyrics, if at all.

This

means that

culture

and language virtually have no bearing on how or why a person is drawn to a particular song. Everyone would agree that it is a matter of individual taste, and

culture

has little impact on it. So it only takes a hit record to unite us across race, religious beliefs and

culture

. All these arguments confirm

music

’s place in augmenting relationships that cross the usual cultural and

age

-related barriers. After all,

music

is all about melody or rhythm, and nothing can stop it from bringing people together; be it

age

or

culture