"Bohème" is a term that refers to a lifestyle characterized by artistic and intellectual pursuits, often associated with a disregard for social norms and material wealth. It originated in the 19th century, particularly in Paris, where artists, writers, and musicians lived in a communal and free-spirited manner. The term is also linked to the Bohemian region in the Czech Republic, which was historically associated with a nonconformist lifestyle. In the world of opera, "Bohème" is famously known as La Bohème, a work composed by Giacomo Puccini. The opera tells the story of young artists living in Paris, exploring themes of love, poverty, and the struggles of creative life. It remains one of the most performed operas globally, celebrated for its emotional depth and beautiful music.