👉 The singing fluid, also known as vocal fluid or laryngeal mucosa, is a viscous secretion produced by the glands in the larynx (voice box) that plays a crucial role in vocalization. It lubricates the vocal cords, allowing them to glide smoothly against each other during speech and singing, which reduces friction and prevents damage. Additionally, this fluid helps maintain the health of the vocal cords by providing moisture and nutrients, and it aids in the proper functioning of the laryngeal muscles. The balance and composition of this fluid are vital for optimal vocal performance, as changes in its properties can affect voice quality and vocal endurance.
