In 1984, Alaska y Dinarama released Deseo Carnal, an album that blends high and low musical culture. This bold work combines boleros with influences from David Bowie and Charles Baudelaire, while incorporating the Philadelphia sound and flashes inspired by The Clash. Iconic songs like "Un hombre de verdad" and "Ni tú ni nadie" not only defined an era but also played a social role as significant as Pedro Almodóvar's films. This book, through twenty interviews, serves as a documentary on paper, exploring the childhood, adolescence, and maturity of musicians, DJs, journalists, and close associates of the band, for whom Deseo Carnal was a revelation in their lives.