Nothing is eternal except Carrà: A biography of the Italian woman who conquered the world

What was it like? Raffaella Carrà When the lights went out? What led her to become the highest paid presenter From Europe? Why did the Vatican censor her? What did Spain mean to her personally and professionally? She answers these and many other questions. Pedro Ángel Sánchez in Nothing is eternal except the Carrà, a biography that reveals the most intimate side of the Italian artist.

With over 60 million records sold and millions of television viewers, Carrà's figure will always be linked to a part of our lives and of our sentimental memoryTo those songs that overflowed with joy and to those television programs that, amidst laughter, dancing, interviews and telephone calls, allowed us dream of a world without worriesBut Raffaella was much more than that blonde-haired star who radiated enthusiasm and boundless vitality: she was a tireless worker who always demonstrated his love for things done well.

Pedro Ángel Sánchez, a journalist to whom Raffaella Carrà He gave his last interview in Spain In December 2020, it guides us through the life and career path from the singer of Party either You have to come to the souththrough their own words and exclusive testimonials of dozens of people who saw her as a role model or who were part of her inner circle; among them: Danilo Vaona, Ramon Garcia, Loles León, Miriam Díaz-ArocaJosé Luis Gil, Isabel Gemio, Enrique del Pozo, Juan Luis Iborra, Mónica Naranjo, Supremme de Luxe, Paco Clavel or Jorge Javier Vázquez, author of the prologue.

This book, which pays special attention to the Italian relationship with Spain, whose society evolved to the rhythm of her songs, serves as a tribute to a show business legend who in life seemed immortal and who, after her departure, has shown that nothing is eternal… except Carrà!