An inventory of lost places and friends dead before their time, Barcelona Fantasma constitutes the fragmentary portrait of a city that was and is no longer. Sometimes melancholic, often ironic and hardly ever moralistic --although tinged with a certain friendly fatalism--, Ramón de España reconstructs the underground Barcelona of the seventies and eighties through a series of places and people who are no longer there; "glorious corpses" that once inhabited and adorned the city of literature, cinema, music and, why not, of dipsomania in the most famous slums of the time.