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Galos is a mysterious composer, unknown of dictionaries, whose name is only associated with two big hits of salon music, 'Le chant du Berger' (Nocturne Op. 17) and 'Le Lac de Come' (Nocturne Op. 24), both in the form of easy nocturnes.
It is not known whether Galos was male or female, neither what his or her first name was. He or she is often referred to by C. Galos.
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