In the camp of the Yankees has been a shooting. Dionisio Romero have stabbed him to death in this town slum on the outskirts of Madrid. All the neighbors know that things are not going to end well, that in this place the blood is washed with more blood. And the first thing is to get to Javier Valenzuela scene is a boy of 14 who are looking for a cigarette to roll a spliff and pats bulerías. From that meeting, the journalist reconstructs the life forms in the Yankees camp, scene of one of these columns. The social conditions prevailing in urban neighborhoods in the late seventies and early eighties became the hotbed of reckless youth without limits. Many young people found in social transgression and banditry desperate the only way out of their situation. This cocktail of heroin, a true pandemic in those years, which degenerated into a wave of insecurity and social panic joined. Many of the young men ended up in the Carabanchel prison, where some of these stories, which were published in El País during the eighties and exploring this period through face-to-face dialogue with their protagonists are also developed. The book has a foreword by Amanda Cuesta, curator of the exhibition Gangs eighties. "Every Monday, police inspectors are brought Andrés Martínez Arrieta, judge number 11, Madrid. The judge asks what happened to Santiago Corella, Nani, after being detained and interrogated at the Puerta del Sol a year ago now. And all those who have supported declared the official release: they were squeezed out of hand and is missing. But his wife and siblings, Nani, the first disappeared from the Spanish democracy is dead. It started dying the day hit a cop. From the last day of San José, Eva and Ruben saved, lovingly wrapped in colored paper, two gifts made ​​with his own hands at school. From that Father's Day has been eight months, and the kids have not had the opportunity to deliver those presents to its recipient, Santiago Corella. And maybe not ever have. Maybe those gifts remain unwrapped years and years until one day to break, or disappear at any transfer someone decides to use them. "