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analytical): José Manuel Valenzuela Arce (Tecate, Mexico, 1954) is doctor in sociology and researcher at the Colegio de la Frontera Norte (Tijuana, Mexico). Prolific writer, he has excelled in the analysis of youth cultural expressions on the northern border of Mexico, from his first and pioneering book on pachucos, cholos, punks and chavos banda (¡A la brava ése!, 1988), to his latest book on juvenicide (Trazos de sangre y fuego, 2019). The conversation reviews the author's career, from his childhood and working-class youth in the capital of the northern border to his first theorization of juvenicide as a devious death, through his initiation in sociology, his studies on border cultures, and his participation in Mexican and international research networks on youth. The text ends with an Epilogue with remote responses about the effects on youth of the current pandemic situation.

«Demasiada muerte innecesaria de jóvenes que no debieron haber muerto»: una conversación con José Manuel Valenzuela