No. 969 in Spanish

musical

Related to music or a musical performance.

In a sentence

Ayer fui a ver un musical en el teatro.
Yesterday I went to see a musical at the theater.
In this sentence, 'musical' is used as a noun, referring to a theatrical performance that combines songs, spoken dialogue, acting, and dance.
Él tiene mucho talento musical.
He has a lot of musical talent.
Here, 'musical' is an adjective describing the type of talent, specifically related to music.
El reloj tiene una función musical programable.
The clock has a programmable musical function.
Here, 'musical' functions as an adjective qualifying 'function,' specifying that the function relates to producing or involving music.

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