"Goyescas" is a piano suite composed by Enrique Granados in 1911, inspired by the paintings of the Spanish artist Francisco Goya. The work consists of several pieces that evoke the spirit and themes of Goya's art, reflecting Spanish culture and emotions. The suite was later adapted into an opera, also titled "Goyescas," which premiered in 1916. The opera features a romantic story set in Madrid and showcases Granados's lyrical melodies and rich harmonies, highlighting the influence of Spanish folklore and the unique character of the time.