A subliminal message is defined as that signal that is designed with the aim of being transmitted below the normal limits of perception. Some of the most outstanding examples are, for example, the messages within the songs, imperceptible to the conscious mind but completely audible to the deep mind; Another example is that of an image that is transmitted at such a fast speed that it goes completely unnoticed by the conscious mind, but is perceived unconsciously. The individual is unable to perceive the message consciously, but subconsciously.
In the world of music, it has been discovered that there are also a large number of subliminal messages. Meanwhile, experts have discovered that these messages have been achieved using a technique called backmasking, whose origin dates back to the 1960s. This method consists of recording in reverse, in order to hide a message with a specific purpose.
Another area in which the use of the subliminal message is used is in the In this case, they are used so that consumers receive information that is implanted in the conventional message. Most of the advertisements use these techniques so that the consumer has the impulse and the need to buy a product because they have received information in a hidden way, but with all the intention on the part of the seller.
Within the field of psychology, psychologists agree on the fact of the existence and capacity of subliminal messages to produce effects on the individuals who receive them. Such experts assure, however, that the consequences of the same on the behavior of the people do not last over time or are so important.
