One of the most emblematic books by Ramón Masats, a direct and sharp look at Spain in the fifties and sixties, first published in 1966 and now back in a fourth edition with a new preface by the writer David Uclés. Between 1955 and 1965 Masats travelled across the country with one obsession, to portray everyday life at a time of change, while the Francoist regime promoted tourism with the slogan 'Spain is different'. His innovative documentary photography captures popular festivals, rural landscapes and daily scenes with an ironic and deeply human gaze, a portrait of a country marked by material poverty.