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This episode discusses different types of alcoholic beverages. Some of the drinks highlighted include anise, tequila, brandy, and mezcal. Part of the "Algarabía TV" series.

This episode is all about communication. What happens when people are unable to communicate with one another? Let's also take a look at the differences between how males and females communicate. Part of the "Algarabía TV" series.

Victoria García Jolly, María del Pilar Montes de Oca and Fernando Montes de Oca talk about some bad girls from history, mythology, soap operas, and literature. Also in this episode, Sofía Trillo offers some facts about youth, and Arturo Gallegos G...Read More

Leyla has many puppets. She has puppets of opossums, pigs, and dogs. Along with her puppets, she has many wonderful adventures, and she learns to deal with various conflicts that occur in daily life. Part of "The Universe of Leyla" series.

Analog records sound as continuous waveforms on physical media, offering a warm and natural character, albeit with potential degradation. Conversely, digital translates sound into numerical data via sampling and quantization, yielding accurate fid...Read More

How do cell phones play music? Why do headphones always come in pairs? How do speakers work? Let's discover how speakers and amplification work. Part of "The Science of Music" series.

What is a "musical worm?" Why do some songs get stuck in people's heads? Why do some people hum songs they don't even like? Let's explore the relationship between memory and music. Part of "The Science of Music" series.

Why are there some songs that people want to listen to over and over? Why do some people not like music? Is it possible to make happy songs sound sad? Part of "The Science of Music" series.

What is a microphone, and how does it work? How is a song recorded? In this episode, host Andrea discusses music studios and the equipment found in them. Part of "The Science of Music" series.

Why do people sing? Can anyone sing? Do men and women have different voices? Let's learn how one's voice is able to make music. Part of "The Science of Music" series.

This episode is all about string instruments. Let's take a look at guitars, pianos, and other string instruments. Part of "The Science of Music" series.

What is harmony, and what does it mean to be in tune? Why does it seem that only a small group of people can sing in harmony or in tune? Part of "The Science of Music" series.

This episode is all about reverberation and echoes. An example is when one shouts in the mountains and the shout echoes back. Part of "The Science of Music" series.

What happens inside the ear so that individuals can hear sound? Is it possible that the same sound can be heard differently by each person? Let's take a look at the physiology of the ear. Part of "The Science of Music" series.

This episode is all about wind instruments. Let's take a look at the trumpet, the recorder, the saxophone, and other wind instruments. Part of "The Science of Music" series.

Why does a guitar sound different from a bass? Why is the pitch of a little bird so high? This episode is all about frequency and timbre. Part of "The Science of Music" series.

What is sound? Is all sound musical? Let's discover how sound is produced. Part of "The Sound of Music" series.

This episode discusses the phenomenon of resonance. Is it possible to break a window just by shouting? What is the relationship between vibrations and music? Part of "The Science of Music" series.

Thaly came into Lady's life to become not only her best friend but her eyes too. Thaly is a Labrador retriever trained to serve as a mobility aid for people with visual impairments. Part of the "Zoocios" series.

What is a synthesizer? Let's learn about electronic instruments, and how they have revolutionized music. Part of "The Science of Music" series.

Mexican playwright Silvia Peláez takes viewers on a journey through the lives of composers, singers, writers, sculptors, and poets who broke stereotypes and changed feminine paradigms. Part of the "Woman's Voice" series.