There are many ways to get to know a person and one of them has to do with the music they listen to. What genres abound in your playlists and favorites, what artists, groups and, above all, what little choices are given away for certain special moments. All that information becomes what we can define as our “musical panorama” favorite, and there are those who have managed to translate it into color.
It is a website, created by the developer Israel Medina, which has the peculiarity that allows us to translate everything we hear into a five-color pantone that, from that moment on, we could use as our headboard tones, in case at any time we have had doubts about which colors could best represent us in resumes and similar information.
Log in, and see your pantone
This web page, which you can access from here, it will ask you to log in with your Spotify account and then make a small assessment of the songs you listen to the most. From that first process, five colors will appear on the screen that represent your majority feeling when listening to songs within the platform, with a visual representation that will give you more clues as to why you have obtained those results.
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Say that, as a primary reference, the color red is that of the themes of passion and desire and that, according to the developer, it is possible to “associate them with energy”. That affects, practically, any song that has some kind of fast and forceful rhythm, that allows us to move rhythmically (dance) because of its musical notes. Anyway, that analysis of what you like the most will not remain in those five shades of your pantone. There is more.
In the summary he also does will offer you an index of “danceability”, as well as “average energy” of all the songs you listen to., and even a “medium valence of positivity”. Now, if you like both lively and quiet music, you will be one of the few to get the complementary color of red, which is green, as announced from Spotify Palette.
In addition to that result with your five colors, You can also check which 15 songs tip the balance towards one tone or another, through a system like the one you can see above, where each theme appears outlined with the color that characterizes its rhythm. Finally, and depending on the results, You can find a search engine for images with similar tones to those of your personal pantone that you can save by copying the hexadecimal code that appears when you leave the mouse over each one of them.
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