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“Arde Madrid” burns in the suicides and in the artists destroyed by illness, heroin, and madness; it burns in the defeat and melancholy of an entire generation; it burns in the attraction to the void of a homosexual adolescent, and in his emotional and physical collapse; it burns in Paris; it burns like a memory that burns in exile; it burns in the reunion of a city and a country devastated by time; it burns in this book, and in the story of a possible Spain, of a possible history, finally contemporary with the rest of Europe, and in its failure.