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Donde Nadie Pueda Ir Analysis
My favorite piece of music has to be “ Donde Nadie Pueda Ir” by Manuel Medrano. This song falls under the genre of Pop Latino. There is one key aspect of the song which is the role that the piano and guitar take in the whole song. It gives the song a mood and a tempo in which the different elements of the song fall into. The main instrumentation is the piano, guitar, and drums. There are other instruments introduced at certain parts of the song, such as the violin. I like this song because it is rich with sounds, yet simple. It depicts a mood that is exemplified through the lyrics as well.
The tone is set at the beginning of the song with the instruments that lead the song which are the piano and the drums (0:02). The drums are slightly struck

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