PARTY AND REBELLION - ORAL HISTORY OF THE RRV, JERRY CORRAL

In this definitive book, Javier Jerry Corral manages to bring together all (or almost all) the voices of the most mythical musical movement of the eighties.
A (c)oral chronicle in which different scenes, ideologies and generations - from yesterday and today - coexist, who sang it, told it, joined in and also opposed it.
Through 71 unpublished interviews with Evaristo Páramos, Pako Eskorbuto, Fermin Muguruza, Loles Vulpes, Aurora Beltrán, Pablo Cabeza, Marino Goñi, Carlos Tena, Kirmen Uribe, Ramoncín, Mikel Erentxun, Anje Duhalde, Ruper Ordorika, Anari, Verde Prato or Chill Mafia; Jerry pulls the threads that interweave the story of what RRV was, to explore the origins, rise, fall, funeral and legacy of the phenomenon.
The most iconic (and iconoclastic) scenes in the history of Basque music in the eighties: The Clash waving an ikurriña (Basque flag) in Anoeta Stadium, fanzines taking to the streets, the Basque nationalist left swapping their kaiku (traditional Basque jacket) for leather jackets, an abandoned factory, Las Vulpes on TVE singing "I like being a bitch!", a shot of heroin, or kids running from (or behind) the police—these were the Molotov cocktail of a post-Franco youth who, above all, wanted to have a good time. And to give (or return) a little bit of a fight.

• Number of Pages: 800
• Binding: Hardcover
• Approximate dimensions: 14x21cm