"Les Indes Galantes" is a ballet-opera composed by Jean-Philippe Rameau in 1735. It features a series of musical episodes that explore themes of love and adventure in exotic settings, including Persia, Turkey, and the Americas. The work is notable for its rich orchestration and innovative use of dance. The production is structured into several acts, each showcasing different characters and their romantic entanglements. Rameau's score combines elements of French baroque music with vibrant rhythms and melodies, making it a significant contribution to the genre of opera-ballet. The work remains influential in the history of classical music.