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Why has music been referred to as a universal language?

Why has music been referred to as a universal language?
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Why has music been referred to as a universal language?

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Because people of all cultures, nationalities, etc understand music as fluently as a second nature to them.
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User Jeff Knecht
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Hey there!

The answer is "People of all cultures and backgrounds can understand music and be emotional towards it."

Hope it helps!
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