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A fuge is a musical instrumental and polyphonical form, which was developed in the 17th century (Barroque). It is based on a motive that is repeated throughout the piece by  all the voices.

Normally, the tempo (that is how speed is called in music) is given at the beginning of the piece, mainly in Italian. For example: Presto (very fast), Allegro (fast), Lento (slow).

A chord is a group of notes played at the same time.

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"Subjuntivo" is an spanish grammatical structure used for hypothetical facts or wishes. It is used in conditional structures always after if.