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Destilada
Destilada was a band from Mexico City with Flavio César Romero on vocals, Héctor Terrazas on guitar, Moisés Navarro on drums, and Eduardo "Lalo" Ruiz on bass....
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Destilada was a band from Mexico City with Flavio César Romero on vocals, Héctor Terrazas on guitar, Moisés Navarro on drums, and Eduardo "Lalo" Ruiz on bass. Their song "Overdose" became popular in Mexico and Latin America, though the existing history doesn't specify when this happened or what year the band formed.
Some listeners thought "Overdose" promoted drug use, but the band said it was meant as a metaphor for social problems. They released four studio albums that mixed Mexican folk with rock and hip-hop elements.
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