"I will have to make sure I haven't killed myself", writes musician Josele Santiago (Madrid, 1965) in the book Desde el jergón (Contra, 2026). The singer and guitarist of the group Los Enemigos signs a musical autobiography extraordinary for what it tells, for how it is written, for the tone, for the point of view and for the way music, life and dreams walk together in the text. Each chapter is born from a song by Los Enemigos, first-rate material as befits one of the best Spanish-language rock bands. And each chapter grows sentence by sentence, combining personal and social biography. There is rage and disappointment, also wonder and amazement, various pains and passion. And love is not lacking, like the one that exploded when he met the Barcelona-based screenwriter Núria Torreblanca. "And I ended up settling in Catalonia", he says, "madly in love".