[en] One of the most exciting subject in contemporary nuclear physics is the study of nuclei at the limit of stability with respect to particle emission. Recently, there has been an intensive experimental activity in measuring the proton decay and large variety of proton emitters were observed in the large variety of proton with 50 < z<82. . Very recently the proton radioactivity from ¹¹⁷La, ¹²¹Pr, ¹³¹Eu and ¹⁴¹Ho has been identified. The proton decay rates deviates significantly from calculations assuming spherical configurations, thus indicating the onset of large deformations in the drip line nuclei below Z=69. However, a detailed study of the structure of these nuclei can only be performed by means of ?-ray spectroscopy using large detector arrays coupled with efficient light charged particles detectors, since the cross section for their population with the presently available stable beams are very low