They may not have invented grunge, but they made it popular worldwide. In the early nineties, "Smells Like Teen Spirit" hit like a bomb and turned three long-haired boys from Seattle's underground scene into stars overnight. Kurt Cobain, the charismatic singer of Nirvana, was instantly declared the voice of Generation X. Thirty years after his death, it is clear that Nirvana remains popular among younger generations, and their songs are timeless. Isabella Caldart delves into the enduring fascination with Nirvana.