
Manuel de Falla
Manuel de Falla was a renowned Spanish composer born in 1876 who greatly influenced early 20th-century music. He combined traditional Spanish musical elements with modernist ideas, creating works that are both culturally rich and innovative. His compositions include ballet, orchestral, and vocal music, with famous pieces like "El amor brujo" and "Nights in the Gardens of Spain." Falla’s music reflects Spain’s fiery spirit and Moorish heritage, earning him international recognition. His work remains a vital part of Spain’s cultural identity and continues to inspire musicians worldwide.