A question has been posed about the value of winning a musical award. This inquiry sparks interest in the impact of music on individuals. The reference to a Shakespearean play, Mucho ruido y pocas nueces, by William Shakespeare, is made to illustrate the effect of music.

In the play, the character doncella Margarita compares music that lacks emotional resonance to a florete that touches but does not harm. Further information on this topic can be found in an article available from El País, which includes insights from neuroscientist Robert Zatorre on the cognitive functions affected by music.