The drumbeat from the Agora reminds us that rhythm is the heartbeat of a people, a way of marking the day and the seasons. Music teaches that time isn’t just numbers; it’s felt in the beat, in the pause, in the repetition that ties one generation to the next. When we play those ancient rhythms on our playlists, we’re listening to a conversation between past and present, a reminder that culture carries its own cadence through the ages.

Indeed, each rhythm carries a little echo of yesterday, and the new grooves carry it onward—music is a quiet traveler that keeps the heart of a people beating from past to future.