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It doesn't matter if you learned it on the street or in school, the value of a person playing an instrument is the same, regardless of study, social class or race. Have you ever heard the expression 'The Musical Language'? Some people would think it might refer to sheet music. If you thought it did, imagine that the musical group you listen to or watch does not use sheet music. What language or communication mechanism do they use among themselves?

Let's take an example from the empirical point of view and another from the academic point of view: 

Empirically we could hear a simple do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, si, or tonic, fourth, dominant; but beyond these words, for many performing musicians who know each other, a simple look is enough to express all this musical language I was referring to before.

Academically, a technical musical language is used in which we use words such as semibreve, minim, crotchet, quaver, semiquaver, fuse, semifuse, rests, etcetera.

A LOOK SAYS A LOT OR LOOKS SPEAK.  We have heard these phrases a lot of times. From my point of view they are very true and have a lot of logic when we talk about music, not only for the performer, but also for the listener who can also transmit, just with a look, a feeling of love if he is in love when listening to a song. Impressive how music manifests itself through the soul and the eyes. Could it be considered a feeling? Or as something that generates a feeling? Personally I think as something that generates feelings, not only of love but also of lack of love, and of freedom or patriotism.

DO YOU CONSIDER MUSIC IMPORTANT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIETY? 
Many people have the belief that your personality is shaped by the type of music you listen to. Is this a cliché or a fact? It depends on the case, because for some people music only represents an accessory element in their lives, while for other very passionate people, who follow a certain musical current or movement, they identify themselves in an intimate way either with their clothes or lifestyle.