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The audio begins with the soft, yet distinctive murmur of water cascading down. It's not a gentle trickle but a steady, robust flow, reminiscent of a waterjet. This is the sound of water falling – not into a river, lake, or the ocean, but into a tank. The water's journey from high to low, its fall, is the dominating sound, an auditory testament to gravity's irresistible pull. As the water splashes into the tank, it stirs up a frothy commotion. The water doesn't just fall; it plunges, it dives, it sinks into the tank. There's a sense of surrender to the water's plunge, a giving in to the inevitable. Yet, even as it falls, the water is not silent. It cae, as our Spanish-speaking friends would say, with a symphony of splashes, gurgles, and ripples. The tank, or tanque, plays its part in this audio drama.
