by Rio Delibes.

Born in Saint-Germain-de-Valle (now Lafayette, Salt), Delibou's father was a postman who lived in his youth; his mother was an amateur musician, and his grandfather was an opera singer, so Delibou had little access to music from his family.

In 1847 he enrolled in the Paris Academy of Music, where Adolf Adam studied composition and also studied vocal and keyboard. After graduation, he worked as a choreographer, composer, or violinist at the Théâtre Lyrique, the Paris Opéra, and the Saint-Pierre-de-Chaillot Church. In 1871, he married Léontine Estelle Denain.

Delibos most famous works are related to theatre, he has completed more than 20 out of opera and light opera and three out of ballet, he also has creative art songs and other works, but chamber music and orchestra works are almost devout.

His work is closely linked to French folk music, the melody is fluent and beautiful, the orchestra composition is bright and beautiful, it is an iconic boutique and is well known in all countries. His dance music has played a role in the development of European ballet music, and the dance music of Tchaikovsky and others is deeply influenced by it. In addition, he has written more than thirty romantic songs, songs and a number of choirs.

Famous works: ¡°Dragon Love¡± and ¡°Silvia¡±, the opera ¡°Lacme¡±.