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Abstract
Music has been an element that has provided diverse contributions to the cinematographic language. At present it is very difficult to find a film that does not contain any type of musical accompaniment. There are several bibliographies about the role that musicalization plays in movies. However, the vast majority of studies conducted on how music influences the audience that attends to watch a film are of a qualitative nature. This research demonstrates the degree of correlation between the variables: perception of the functions of the music in the film and perception of the film. The instrument (cronbach alpha of 0.95) was applied to a sample of 500 people attending the University Cinema of the University of Panama. The results were tested against Kendall's Tau-B. It is concluded, from the statistical tests, that for the study sample there is an association between the variables (p <0.01) but the strength of the correlation is moderate (Tau_b 0.466). Also, that the function of music that has the highest correlation is; if the music allowed to give rhythm to the film.
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