Harp glissandos have long been used in cartoons and television as a shorthand for dreams, magic and scene changes, and the same short sweep now circulates online as a ready-made transition clip. Spanish-speaking editors often search for it as a transicion arpa, using it to bridge clips in short-form videos, memes and vlogs without needing to compose music. Because the sound is instantly recognisable and only lasts a few seconds, it remains a handy editing shortcut for creators who want a clean, whimsical cut.