ESKORBUTO: SAD STORY, DIEGO CERDAN

Twenty years after Eskorbuto's name became one of the most frequently seen graffiti slogans in Bilbao and they rose to become one of the most well-known punk bands in the country, a book entirely dedicated to them has been published. In this time, in addition to the band's history—already unimaginable for even the most inspired screenwriter—and, above all, after the deaths of Iosu and Jualma, their name has spread like wildfire, and their songs are heard in places as far away as Japan, the United States, South America, and Europe. The public's thirst for anecdotes, interviews, opinions, and images will be largely satisfied by this monumental work by a sincere admirer.
No one would have imagined that the dissemination of Eskorbuto's ideas and history would reach so far and remain so relevant today. Looking back at their discography, we see that none of their songs have lost an ounce of their freshness.
None of those who have tried to bring their ideology closer to theirs have managed to merge it; it is independent enough to resist all those attempts and remains standing, raw, wild and defiant, more real and valid than ever.

• Number of Pages: 303
  
• Binding: Paperback
• Approximate dimensions: 15 x 21 cm