In 2010,
Sergio Arau (known as his stage name of Uyuyuy within the band) directed a
mockumentary entitled "Naco es Chido", detailing the aftermath of the band's fictional break-up and subsequent reunion (called "arrejunte"). All three members of the band star as themselves, along with interviews with various Mexican musicians and other personalities, including
Carlos Monsivais (shortly before his death) and writer
Laura Esquivel. The film is a comedic homage to both the Botellita de Jerez act as well as its multi-generational fandom, combining real interviews, news reports, edited music videos and actual footage from the band's early years to tell their quasi-fictional story. It was released to an overwhelmingly limited run in selected Mexican theaters, being neglected by major distributors and later made available in DVD to the public in either bootlegs or the band's self-produced copies. In March 2013, the band announced that, after 30 years in the Mexican rock scene, Botellita de Jerez was over. ==Works==