A cualquier otra parte : Veinte años y un día de la banda que cambió el rumbo del indie español

All bands tell stories through their songs, but not all have a story worth telling. "A cualquier otra parte" (Anywhere Else) is much more than the story of a band: it's a generational portrait of a time and a way of understanding music. From the effervescent Barcelona of the 2000s to their conquest of Latin America, the book traces two decades of the career of a group that uniquely blended pop melodies and electronic pulse, turning songs into true generational anthems. In this book, journalist Álex Serrano explores the journey of Marc, Belly, Bart, and Lisandro, without shying away from the highs or the lows: the success, the independence, the personal crises, and the emotional storms that shaped some of the most important songs in recent Spanish pop. Through a collective narrative that incorporates key voices from the scene, such as Nacho Canut of Fangoria, Marc Ros of Sidonie, Florent of Los Planetas, and Jorge Martí of La Habitación Roja; With contributions from promoters like Javier Ajenjo of Sonorama Ribera or Jose Moran of FIB; and journalists like Joan Luna of Mondo Sonoro or Santi Carrillo of Rockdelux, the book becomes a multifaceted vision of the Dorian phenomenon and the spirit of an era that learned to survive by dancing.