Pablo Sorozábal was a Spanish composer born on March 24, 1897, in San Sebastián. He is best known for his contributions to Spanish classical music, particularly in the realm of opera and zarzuela, a traditional Spanish musical theater form. Sorozábal's works often reflect the cultural and social issues of his time, blending traditional Spanish elements with modern influences. Throughout his career, Sorozábal composed numerous operas, orchestral works, and chamber music. Some of his notable operas include La tabernera del puerto and Don Quijote, which showcase his ability to combine lyrical melodies with rich harmonies. He passed away on June 20, 1988, leaving a significant legacy in the world of music.