Clair de Lune Rococo Poster

Goal: Create a cinematic promotional poster for a classical-music Substack article about Debussy’s Suite bergamasque, with a moonlit Rococo masquerade garden scene and large Spanish typography. Canvas: Wide 16:9 landscape poster, approximately 1200×675 px, dark blue nocturne palette, high-detail painterly digital art with realistic lighting, soft mist, glowing moon, and elegant theatrical atmosphere. Main scene: A moonlit 18th-century French garden party beside reflective water. In the center background, a huge full moon rises over a lake or canal, casting silver-blue reflections. Include classical statues, fountains, stone balustrades, distant columns, lanterns, trees, flowers, and shadowy garden architecture. The mood should feel like Debussy’s “Clair de Lune”: dreamy, romantic, refined, slightly mysterious. Figures: Include exactly 8 visible Rococo/commedia dell’arte characters: 1 seated male musician at lower left playing a lute or guitar; 1 seated aristocratic woman beside him holding a paper or letter; 1 standing masked Pierrot-like figure in pale costume near left-center; 1 elegant woman in a gown in the center background; 1 dancing woman in a gold dress at center foreground; 1 Harlequin dancer in a diamond-pattern costume leaning forward at right-center; 1 distant woman in purple gown near the right background; 1 seated aristocratic woman at far right in an ornate dress. Use powdered wigs, masks, lace, satin gowns, and candlelit highlights. Typography style: Large uppercase serif lettering, cream/gold color with subtle glow and drop shadow, centered and layered over the image. Make the type look like an old theatrical poster or classical concert announcement. Keep text legible but integrated into the scene. Text content: Top headline in Spanish: top_headline. Below it, centered date line: date_line. Main title in very large letters at upper center: main_title. Bottom block in Spanish, spanning the width in two lines: bottom_text Movement labels: Add exactly 5 smaller cream serif labels placed inside the artwork: “1. PRÉLUDE” near the upper-left scene; “2. MENUET” near the lower-left seated woman; “3. CLAIR DE LUNE” implied by the main title only, do not add a separate small label; “4. PASSEPIED” near the upper-right; another “4. PASSEPIED” near the right-center Harlequin figure; plus a small orange Substack-like bookmark icon at the bottom-right corner. Constraints: Preserve the Spanish text exactly, including accents, punctuation, bullets, and vertical bar. No modern clothing, no contemporary objects except the tiny orange Substack-style icon. Avoid cartoon style; make it painterly, cinematic, elegant, and atmospheric.