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My kind of music…

I love music.

Well, I think that music is very important in different moments of our lives. For example, when I go to the cinema, I appreciate the music in every scene because it represents moments of tension, sound effects, or emotions. I love some movie soundtracks like Amélie (French movie), Birdman (instrumental music), or The Queen’s Gambit (classical music).

I like many kinds of music. I always listen to music. When I wake up, I listen to the radio on Alexa (my virtual assistant) because I really like pop music in English.

My favorite singer of alternative pop music is Lana del Rey. I’m really into her nostalgic songs. Since I was 14 years old, I’ve been crazy about Shakira because I love her lyrics. I think she used to be very romantic; now she’s more commercial and popular, and that’s okay.

As for other singers in Spanish, I can’t stand Camila or Sin Bandera because I hate that kind of music — it’s too sweet. I don’t like romantic music in Spanish, like Carlos Rivera or Luis Miguel.

So, my favorite kind of music is alternative rock, like Enrique Bunbury, Hello Seahorse!, or Zoé. Finally, I have to say that when I go to sleep, I prefer listening to jazz because it’s so relaxing.

Lately, I started listening to a rapper called BBNO$, and I really enjoy his songs. His music is very funny and has a unique rhythm. I like how he mixes rap with pop sounds, and the lyrics are sometimes silly but very catchy. One of my favorite songs by him is 1-800, it always puts me in a good mood.

In general, I think pop and K-pop are perfect when you need something that cheers you up and gives you motivation for the day.

I really enjoy listening to artists like Don Omar, Daddy Yankee, and Wisin & Yandel. Their songs, like Danza Kuduro, Gasolina, and Rakata, always put me in a good mood. The lyrics are simple but full of life and emotion.

What I love the most is that reggaeton represents Latin culture. It connects people from different places and brings good vibes everywhere. For me, reggaeton is not just music, it’s a way to feel alive, to smile, and to keep moving forward with energy every day.

Today I'm going to tell you why I honestly don't like rock music. First of all, it's not for me. For starters, I feel like it's too loud, with guitars and drums that sometimes seem to be competing to see who's loudest. Instead of enjoying the music, I end up feeling exhausted by the volume and aggressiveness of the sound. Plus, I don't find anything that's beneficial to me; the lyrics often seem empty or repetitive, and I don't connect with that message or style. I prefer music that relaxes me, inspires me, or truly makes me feel something deep, and rock simply doesn't do that for me. I respect those who like it, but I prefer to avoid it and look for other styles that bring me more peace and meaning. That's why I don't like rock. Thank you for your attention.