Ramones in 32 Songs, by Emilio Ramón, portrays one of the most transgressive and influential bands in rock history in a raw yet deeply human way, using thirty-two of their most important songs as a common thread. Halfway between an essay, a chronicle, and a biography, the book reconstructs the journey of these marginalized teenagers from their first fumbling attempts with instruments they barely knew how to play to becoming a legendary band, traversing decades of trends and fashions that never managed to bring down their fierce and insolent approach.

Emilio Ramón revisits all existing sources on the group to discuss their influences, motivations, and internal conflicts that converged into a unique and unrepeatable body of work.

• Publisher: Santiago-Ander
• Author: Emilio Ramón
• Language: Spanish
• Number of pages: 254
• Binding: Softcover
• Genre: Music History and Criticism / Punk

Publisher: Santiago-Ander · Shipping: All of Chile