“Así Habló Zaratustra” is a virtual magazine dedicated to exploring the legacy of the greatest artists in music history.
Each volume focuses on a single artist — from David Bowie, Frank Zappa, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Jerry Garcia, The Grateful Dead, and many more — offering deep dives into their artistry, influence, and cultural impact.
Four times a year, we release a Special Edition dedicated to a specific album, celebrating its creation, context, and enduring resonance.
With a blend of editorial insight, creative storytelling, and bilingual accessibility, our zine is crafted for musicians, fans, and cultural explorers who seek to understand music not just as sound, but as art, history, and philosophy.
Volume 1 is scheduled for release in June 2026.
Volume 1 - David Bowie
The debut volume of Así Habló Zaratustra is dedicated to the visionary career of David Bowie — an artist who redefined music, art, and culture through constant reinvention.
This issue explores Bowie’s evolution from glam rock icon to experimental innovator, his influence on fashion and visual identity, and his enduring legacy as a cultural shapeshifter.
Through essays, imagery, and curated reflections, we highlight how Bowie’s fearless creativity continues to inspire generations of musicians and artists.
This first volume sets the tone for the series: a deep dive into the artistry and cultural resonance of the legends who shaped modern music.
Volume 3 - The Grateful Dead
The third volume of Así Habló Zaratustra dives into the legendary journey of The Grateful Dead, a band that transformed the landscape of rock through improvisation, community, and cultural revolution.
This issue explores their musical innovations, the rise of the “Deadhead” movement, and the band’s enduring influence on live performance, counterculture, and the spirit of collaboration.
Through essays, archival reflections, and creative analysis, we highlight how The Grateful Dead’s fusion of rock, folk, and psychedelia created not just music, but a way of life.
This volume continues the series’ mission: to honor artists whose vision reshaped sound, art, and culture across generations.
Volume 5 - Toto
The fifth volume of Así Habló Zaratustra celebrates the artistry and enduring influence of Toto, a band whose musicianship and songwriting bridged pop, rock, and progressive styles with unmatched precision.
This issue explores their rise from studio legends to global icons, the timeless impact of hits like Africa and Rosanna, and their role in shaping the sound of modern rock and pop through technical mastery and melodic innovation.
Through essays, interviews, and cultural reflections, we highlight how Toto’s blend of virtuosity and accessibility left a lasting mark on both mainstream audiences and fellow musicians.
This volume continues the magazine’s mission: to honor artists whose creativity transformed music into a universal language.
Volume 2 - Frank Zappa
The second volume of Así Habló Zaratustra celebrates the uncompromising genius of Frank Zappa, a composer, guitarist, and cultural provocateur whose work blurred the boundaries between rock, jazz, classical, and satire.
This issue explores Zappa’s fearless approach to composition, his sharp social commentary, and his influence on generations of musicians who embraced experimentation and independence.
Through essays, archival reflections, and creative analysis, we highlight how Zappa’s career challenged conventions and expanded the possibilities of music as both art and critique.
This volume continues the mission of the series: to honor artists whose vision reshaped sound and culture.
Volume 4 - Led Zeppelin
The fourth volume of Así Habló Zaratustra is devoted to Led Zeppelin, the band that revolutionized rock with its fusion of blues, folk, and hard rock, creating a sound that defined an era.
This issue explores their groundbreaking albums, electrifying live performances, and the mythic aura that made them one of the most influential bands in music history.
Through essays, visual storytelling, and cultural analysis, we highlight how Led Zeppelin’s artistry shaped modern rock, inspired countless musicians, and left a legacy that continues to resonate across generations.
This volume reinforces the magazine’s mission: to celebrate the artists whose vision transformed music into timeless art.
Volume 6 - The Beatles
The sixth volume of Así Habló Zaratustra honors the unparalleled legacy of The Beatles, the band that forever changed the course of popular music and global culture.
This issue explores their groundbreaking evolution from early rock ’n’ roll to studio experimentation, their influence on songwriting and recording techniques, and their role as cultural icons of the 1960s and beyond.
Through essays, visual retrospectives, and cultural analysis, we highlight how The Beatles’ creativity, innovation, and timeless melodies continue to inspire artists and audiences worldwide.
This volume reinforces the magazine’s mission: to celebrate the visionaries whose artistry transformed music into a universal language.
