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BasicMusic es una aplicación móvil para el sistema operativo Android cuyo objetivo consiste mejorar el oído musical de manera tonal y rítmica y la entonación de la voz. Esto lo consigue de manera divertida e interactiva con una serie de ejercicios propuestos por el equipo de BasicMusic para que el usuario, compitiendo contra sí mismo, vaya mejorando poco a poco y de manera gradual en estos campos. La interfaz está diseñada para que sea lo más simple e intuitiva posible y así garantizar una gran experiencia al usuario, además de guiarle mediante tutoriales para introducirle en los diferentes modos de juego. Los ejercicios los podemos dividir en los siguientes modos de juego: -Adivinar notas: se debe adivinar la nota propuesta. -Entonación: se debe intentar entonar la nota propuesta. -Adivinar intervalos: se debe adivinar el intervalo propuesto. -Crear intervalos: se debe completar el intervalo propuesto dada una nota de inicio. -Adivinar acordes: se debe adivinar el acorde propuesto. -Crear acordes: se debe completar el acorde propuesto dada una nota de inicio. -Dibujar ritmos: se debe indicar el ritmo propuesto en una cuadrícula de botones, que representa la línea temporal. -Imitar ritmos: se debe imitar en tiempo real el ritmo propuesto pulsando una serie de botones. -Modo mix: consiste en una mezcla de todos los otros modos a excepción del modo entonación. Se realiza una evaluación al final del modo. En estos modos de juego, hay niveles que se van desbloqueando y rangos que van aumentando conforme al desempeño del usuario en los ejercicios propuestos. Cuanto más alto sea el nivel, más difíciles serán los ejercicios., BasicMusic is a mobile application for the Android operating system whose objective is to improve the musical ear in a tonal and rhythmic way as well as the modulation of the voice. This is achieved in a fun and interactive way with a series of exercises proposed by the BasicMusic team so that the user, competing against himself, gradually improves in these fields. The interface is designed to be as simple and intuitive as possible and thus guarantee a great user experience, in addition to guiding you through tutorials to introduce you to the different game modes. The exercises can be divided into the following game modes: -Guess notes: the user must guess a given note. -Intonation: the user must try to intonate the given note. -Guess intervals: the user must guess a given interval. -Create intervals: the user must complete an interval over an initial given note. -Guess chords: the user must guess a given chord. -Create chords: the user must complete a chord over an initial note. -Draw rhythms: the user must click different buttons drawing the given rhythmic pattern. -Imitate rhythms: the user must imitate the given rhythmic pattern by clicking on different pads. -Mix: Offers a mix of the different modes, evaluating the user at the end. In these game modes, there are different levels that unlocks according to the user points and his range that increase according to the user's performance in the proposed exercises. The higher the level, the more difficult the exercises will be.

[EN] At this time, due to the global pandemic that has occurred, public administrations want to optimize resources and reduce greenhouse gases with more interest than before. It is the case of the Energy Regional Entity of the Junta de Castilla y León (Spain) that pursues the optimization of the energy consumption in particular of healthcare sector buildings. For this purpose, this work focuses on estimating electricity consumption for each month, for which different scenarios will be generated and the corresponding model is obtained for each scenario. This model has been developed considering the historical monthly data of consumption and climatic variables for the last 3 years. Electricity consumption in public sanitary buildings is related to their climatology, due to the use of air conditioning to adjust the indoor temperature. Subsequently, from the models obtained, the results will be analyzed. Significant differences have been observed in the estimation of electricity consumption with respect to the real data provided by the Junta de Castilla y León. The results obtained show how the availability of climatic variables increases the accuracy of the model obtained by about 30%.