"Porque demasiado no es suficiente. Mi historia de amor con Suede es el libro maas personal e intimo de Mariana Enriquez, quien tenia casi veinte a\os cuando escucho por primera vez las canciones de Suede y comenzo asi una intensa relacion de amor. Es la banda sonora que la acompana desde sus inicios como periodista de rock hasta hoy, cuando se ha convertido en una de las escritoras latinoamericanas mas respetadas y queridas de la actualidad. Suede ha estado siempre ahi: cuando corregia Bajar es lo peor, cuando avanzaba en los cuentos de Las cosas que perdimos en el fuego, cuando escribia Nuestra parte de noche y, ahora, cuando armaba este libro en clave autobiografica. Esta es una historia privada de los noventa y dos mil, una obra mayor de critica cultural a traves de la letra, la musica y el contexto, y una mirada a una galeria de tesoros que Mariana Enriquez ha guardado a traves de su carrera y que nos comparte bajo la forma de anecdotas, recuerdos, imagenes y reflexiones, por ejemplo, sobre que significa seguir a un artista y en que posicion vive el fan frente al idolo. Un relato esplendido sobre generaciones, estrellas y memorias fragmentarias, en peligro de extincion, que vinculan a individuos fragiles y solitarios con el tiempo eterno del arte."-- page 4 of the cover "Because too much is not enough. My love story with Suede is the most personal and intimate book by Mariana Enriquez, who was almost twenty years old when she first heard Suede's songs and thus began an intense love relationship. It is her soundtrack that accompanies her from her beginnings as a rock journalist until today, when she has become one of the most respected and beloved Latin American writers today. Suede has always been there: when she corrected Getting Down is the Worst, when she advanced the stories of The Things We Lost in the Fire, when she wrote Our Part at Night and, now, when she put together this book in an autobiographical key. This is a private history of the nineties and two thousands, a major work of cultural criticism through lyrics, music and context, and a look at a gallery of treasures that Mariana Enriquez has kept throughout her career and that He shares with us in the form of anecdotes, memories, images and reflections, for example, about what it means to follow an artist and in what position the fan lives compared to the idol. A splendid story about generations, stars and fragmentary memories, in danger of extinction, that link fragile and lonely individuals with the eternal time of art."-- cataloger's translation
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