On December 30, 2004, a deadly fire broke out during a rock concert by the band Callejeros at the República Cromañón nightclub in Buenos Aires, killing nearly 200 young people and injuring hundreds more. One of Argentina's worst recent tragedies, the event marked the end of innocence for an entire generation. In this powerful book -now reissued twenty years later with a new foreword- Camila Fabbri, who attended the concert the night before the disaster, blends personal memory, survivor testimony, and collective grief to create a moving portrait of a generation shaped by loss. Neither pure reportage nor fiction, this fragmented yet precise account explores the emotional and historical weight of a tragedy still etched into the national memory.
