Where can these types of masculinities be observed? In the gallery (marketplace), on public transportation, in classrooms, on the street, in songs. Some are very similar, but others are very distant. Among all the spaces and communicative moments in which masculinity can be discussed and understood, the sonic context through music and songs draws particular attention, as it allows us to reveal, through sound, landscapes of masculinity. This is because sonic everyday experiences have endured and will continue to accompany human beings through radio stations, personal playlists, parties, or social events, and their environment shapes individualities or collectivities, depending on the case, regardless of socioeconomic status or academic standing. At some point, it also brings us closer to understanding masculinity through song lyrics.

In music, we constantly find stereotypes of masculinity associated with age, gender, and context. Therefore, when reviewing theory on the influence of music on the mind, it is found that music can generate dimensions in: emotions (romantic relationships, breakups, sorrow, sadness), memories (someone who is no longer here, childhood, better times), learning (if we look today, children are taught colors, shapes, and even multiplication through music), and attention (more closely linked to concentration; some people need to listen to music in order to concentrate). I believe we have come to understand this among students of all ages.