Molotov members Tito Fuentes and Miky Huidobro reflect on the band's impact on Mexican music and politics, including the Avandaro Festival.
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Molotov members Tito Fuentes and Miky Huidobro reflect on the band's impact on Mexican music and politics, including the Avandaro Festival.
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Synopsis
Olallo Rubio interviews members of the band Molotov, including Tito Fuentes and Miky Huidobro, to discuss their impact on Mexican music and politics. The film covers the evolution of rock music in Mexico from the late 1950s to the present, touching on events like the Avandaro Festival. Released on June 1, 2012, the documentary aims to inspire a critical view of the government among young people, coinciding with the general election in Mexico.
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Why Watch
- Find out how Molotov influenced Mexican politics.
- See the connection between rock music and government.
- Meet key figures like Olallo Rubio and Molotov members.
Did You Know
- Gimme the Power was released in Mexico on June 1, 2012.
- The film has a runtime of 101 minutes.
- Olallo Rubio was inspired to make the documentary after seeing Molotov in 2003.
- The film features members of Molotov: Tito Fuentes, Miky Huidobro, Paco Ayala, and Randy Ebright.
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Who directed the documentary Gimme the Power?
Gimme the Power was directed by Olallo Rubio.
When was Gimme the Power released in Mexico?
Gimme the Power was released in Mexico on June 1, 2012.
What is the duration of the documentary Gimme the Power?
The duration of Gimme the Power is 101 minutes.
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