From Russia with Love -- is the title of Mexican rock band Molotov's latest album.<br/> <br />It's accompanied by a DVD about the band life on the road as they toured through Eastern Europe in 2010.<br/> <br />During a press conference in Mexico City the five-time Latin Grammy winners said that the DVD will bring them closer to fans.<br/> <br />Molotov member Miky Huidobro.<br/> <br />SOUNDBITE: Miky Huidobro, Band Member, Saying (Spanish)<br/> <br />"We have always thought that the albums have a certain sound that people can identify as being "Molotov." We want to be even more identified in this way at concerts, for listeners to really know what the band sounds like during a live performance. This is something that really projects the energy of the band."<br/> <br />The DVD shares the band's unique experiences with fans from different countries.<br/> <br />And they all react differently to their concerts, says guitarist Tito Fuentes.<br/> <br />SOUNDBITE: Tito Fuentes, Band Member, saying (Spanish)<br/> <br />"Every audience has its own thing. For example in Chile, there are people that are having an amazing time, but are just looking at you, and aren't as rowdy as people in Argentina for example. The Russians are crazy. When we went in 2000, they climbed on stage and were doing push-ups, expressing themselves in ways we hadn't seen before."<br/> <br />The band is known for their provocative lyrics in English and Spanish and has gold and platinum records in multiple countries including Mexico, Spain and the United States.<br/> <br />Elly Park, Reuters.
