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The audio file titled "Hens 01" opens with a cacophony of sounds typically heard around a chicken coop or a hen house. The air is filled with the soft clucking of hens and the occasional assertive crowing of a rooster, establishing a sense of rural tranquility. In the background, you can hear the rustling of hay and the gentle clinking of wooden planks, painting a vivid picture of a gallinero, a Spanish word for chicken coop. The domestic chickens, or gallina, are perhaps pecking at feed or preening themselves. Their sounds are sometimes soft and contented, indicative of a well-cared-for flock. Suddenly, the relative peace is disrupted by the crowing of a rooster, a gallo in Spanish. It's a loud, proud sound that echoes across the imagined farmyard, asserting his dominance over the hens and the territory. The audio then shifts back to the soft, comforting clucking
