Between 1992 and 2007, journalists Daniel Riera and Fernando Sanchez interviewed Charly García in a multitude of situations, across different times and places. In his apartment at the corner of Coronel Díaz and Santa Fe streets; in recording studios; on airplanes or in hotel suites; before Serú Girán's reunion; before traveling to England for treatment with Peter Gabriel and Robert Fripp's psychiatrist; alongside Mercedes Sosa or his son Miguel; dissecting a Beatles compilation; mixing one of his most extravagant albums (Sí. Detrás de las paredes); during the early sessions for Rock and Roll Yo; shortly before finishing his ill-fated album Kill Gil; or in the midst of a psychedelic trip to the Córdoba mountains. Hours of conversations over a decade and a half are now collected in this single, essential volume. Furthermore, this anthology includes a key piece of literature about García: Charly Remembers. The celebrated interview conducted at the beginning of the 21st century, in which the musician who best captured the pulse of life in this corner of the world reviewed his entire career like never before. There is no longer any doubt about it: this is the most significant interview ever conducted with Charly García; presented in this book for the first time in its complete version.