The Light of Sound program investigates group musical activities, such as playing an instrument, dancing, singing and listening, which release endorphins and oxytocin, reduce stress and make us happier and more positive people.

When we listen to music, the areas of the brain that are responsible for empathy are activated. They are the areas where mirror neurons are located, which act by reflecting the actions and intentions of others as if they were their own. In this way, we can feel their emotion, their affection, their joy, their fear, their sadness, their pride, their passion...

Music is a code, a universal language, which is present in all cultures in the history of humanity. Curiously, the hieroglyphic signs representing the word “music” were identical to those representing the states of “joy” and “well-being.” And in China, the two ideograms that represent it mean “enjoy the sound.”

We are interested in the origins of the therapeutic use of sounds and music. Plato already cited that “music was for the soul what gymnastics was for the body”, recognizing that relationship between music and emotions, we work with this program on certain qualities or properties that affect our emotional, cognitive and spiritual dimensions.

Music therapy improves the quality of life of older people and improves the needs of people with cognitive diversities. This program is designed to improve well-being, control stress, reduce pain, express feelings, enhance memory, improve communication and facilitate physical rehabilitation.

The Sound of Light program presents 8 Apps in Virtual Reality, a traveling exhibition, 8 teaching guides and parallel activities.