Raphael

Raphael lives in this book with all its consequences. The voice of smoke from the early days, the one that is enshrined in the Teatro de la Zarzuela, the one that meets Manuel Alejandro, who is the one who will understand him best musically. The brilliant Raphael of the sixties, the questioned Raphael of the seventies, the one who reinvents himself raw in the eighties. The one who ends up being extolled by the moderns, staying at the forefront decade after decade, avoiding the ravages of the disease at the crossroads of life. Say what they say is a story and a portrait of an artist and a country, of some songs that we have made our own, that we have incorporated into our daily lives. From radio times to streaming today. From Linares to Moscow, from Madrid to London or New York. From the first single to the uranium record. From the first record to the last. Raphael. Whatever they say