An Orere in Sopuerta... Get the periphery up!

This is the toughest periphery. From the point of view, we are an infantry against the strangeness that we are in the first or last trench.

You weren't a B-side singer?

I have always and inevitably walked the wrong path that aligns with my sensitivity.

By any chance? We like the losers!

Because we consider ourselves losers, because we are constantly comparing ourselves to the monsters around us. We don’t want to see that we are small, we don’t get used to being small, and we are engaged.

In this country, the winners are the beneficiaries.

Those who have been fortunate enough to escape the misery of the little one are not forgiven. We're very vile with the warrior coming out of the troop.

We prefer “thorny, heartless songs, infamous songs that nobody loves, rescued from a disaster”... Beautiful literature!

We belong to the dark side, to which no one loves us, and we are offended because we are here, in this dark room, with the temporality of the guests... Footballers also need literature to talk about the next match.

You guys are talking about football, your records.

We live in the conviction that we have to sell and make known our albums, that our products are essential for people, that they will save the world. But I'm too old to expect anything. What's more, I don't like my amateur profession very much.

Stay in self-flagellation!

When the album was about to be released, I thought I was going to borrow it from the bank to buy it and crush it from top to bottom. Don't you think mine is worse than self-flagellation?

Since I've understood that all this is theater...

All the arts have a theatrical and exhibitionist approach. When will psychiatrists realize that those of us who dedicate ourselves to creation are very sick?

Maybe when the people give Caesar their own?

Even with the concert in the square, people prefer to be drinking in the bar across the street and listening to the music of the hostel. He doesn't give a damn what the top of the stage means. More serious than the economic crisis is our ethical and moral crisis. This is the decline of Rome!

And you, though, publishing records in the 21st century.

We couldn’t find a better way to reach people. The Internet is foreign to us, we don’t trust it, we are in love with the past, and even in the 21st century, the creation is the only way to avoid the sores we have inside.