Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder measured the brainwaves of tango dancers using EEG caps and found that when partners moved in step within 200 milliseconds of each other, their brain activity mirrored each other — a phenomenon called interbrain coupling, never before documented in dance.
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La ciencia lo confirma: bailar juntos sincroniza los cerebros

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Investigadores de la Universidad de Colorado Boulder midieron las ondas cerebrales de bailarines de tango con cascos EEG y descubrieron que cuando las parejas se movían al unísono en menos de 200 milisegundos, su actividad cerebral se sincronizaba — un fenómeno llamado acoplamiento intercerebral, jamás documentado en la danza.

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