Naco Es Chido 2010
"La verdadera historia de Botellita de Jerez, basada en hechos más o menos reales."
Dive into the vibrant world of "Naco Es Chido (2010)", Sergio Arau's lively documentary that chronicles the rise and antics of his iconic 1980s Mexican rock band, Botellita de Jerez.
Director: Sergio Arau
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Naco Es Chido (2010) about?
This documentary follows Sergio Arau's reflections on his 1980s Mexican rock band, Botellita de Jerez, blending real events with humor to showcase their cultural influence and musical legacy. The film captures the band's journey from underground clubs to becoming icons of Mexican rock.
Who directed Naco Es Chido?
The film was directed by Sergio Arau, the frontman of Botellita de Jerez, who brings a personal and humorous touch to the documentary.
Who stars in Naco Es Chido?
The documentary features Sergio Arau, Yareli Arizmendi, Flavia Atencio, Francisco Barrios, and Gina Morett among its key cast members.
Is Naco Es Chido (2010) worth watching?
While the film isn't rated on IMDb, its unique blend of comedy, music, and cultural history makes it a standout for fans of Mexican rock and 1980s nostalgia. The documentary's charm lies in its authenticity and Arau's storytelling prowess, offering a fun trip down memory lane.
How long is Naco Es Chido?
The runtime of Naco Es Chido (2010) is 90 minutes.
About Naco Es Chido (2010) — The Untold Story of Botellita de Jerez's Rock Revolution
Dive into the vibrant world of "Naco Es Chido (2010)", Sergio Arau's lively documentary that chronicles the rise and antics of his iconic 1980s Mexican rock band, Botellita de Jerez. Blending humor with raw authenticity, this 90-minute film explores the band's rebellious spirit, cultural impact, and the chaotic charm of Mexico City's underground music scene during the decade. Through a mix of archival footage, interviews, and Arau's signature wit, the movie captures the essence of a band that defied conventions and became legends in their own right.
"Naco Es Chido (2010)" isn't just a retrospective—it's a celebration of Mexican rock's golden era, infused with nostalgia and a healthy dose of irreverence. The documentary shines a light on the band's unconventional journey, from garage gigs to mainstream fame, all while staying true to their countercultural roots. With Arau at the helm and a stellar cast of friends and collaborators, the film delivers a behind-the-scenes look at the highs, lows, and unforgettable moments that defined Botellita de Jerez.