egend says that when the daughter of Aztec Emperor Moctezuma I beacme ill, she was carried hundreds of miles from Tenochtitlan to a spring in a faraway northern island. Its waters flowed at high temperatures, and whomever bathed in them would regain vigor, joy and happiness. After spending some time there taking baths and drinking water from the spring, the Princess returned to the kingdom optimistic, strong, happy and refreshed. Anyone who has tasted Topo Chico on a warm day can believe the story of such a spectacular refreshment.