"La Muette de Portici" is an opera composed by Daniel-François-Esprit Auber that premiered in 1828. The story is set in Naples and revolves around the themes of love, freedom, and rebellion against oppression. It follows the character Nadia, who is in love with Alfonso, a nobleman, as they navigate the political turmoil of their time. The opera is notable for its dramatic music and the famous "Dance of the Fishermen," which showcases the vibrant culture of the region. "La Muette de Portici" is often credited with inspiring the Belgian Revolution of 1830, highlighting its significant impact on both art and history.