Spanish Musical Theatre is a vibrant genre that combines music, dance, and acting to tell stories. It has roots in traditional Spanish theatre and has evolved over the years, incorporating various styles and influences. Popular forms include zarzuela, a Spanish operetta that features spoken dialogue and songs, often reflecting everyday life and social issues. In recent years, Spanish Musical Theatre has gained international recognition, with productions like El Rey León and Mamma Mia! being adapted for Spanish audiences. The genre continues to thrive, showcasing both classic and contemporary works, and attracting diverse audiences across Spain and beyond.