Rafael Millán Picazo (1893-1957) was a distinguished Spanish composer renowned for his captivating contributions to the world of zarzuela, the traditional Spanish operetta. Born in Tijuana and later moving to Navojoa, Sonora, Millán's compositions are a vibrant tapestry of cultural heritage and musical innovation. His works, such as "La Maldición Gitana" and "El Príncipe Bohemio," are celebrated for their lyrical depth and dramatic flair, transporting audiences to the heart of Spanish musical theater. Millán's legacy endures through his timeless pieces, which continue to enchant and inspire, showcasing his mastery of blending verse and prose in a uniquely Spanish musical tradition.