"Coppélia" is a ballet created by Léo Delibes in 1870, known for its charming story and lively music. The ballet tells the tale of a young man named Franz who falls in love with a life-sized doll named Coppélia, created by the eccentric inventor Dr. Coppélius. Set in a picturesque village, the ballet explores themes of love, jealousy, and the line between reality and fantasy. The vibrant choreography showcases the dancers' skills, making "Coppélia" a beloved classic in the world of ballet, often performed by various dance companies around the globe.