Celebrating Cinco De Mayo in Corona: A Cultural Feast with Taco Lucas and Super Taco

In the heart of Corona, California, where the spirit of community and cultural pride thrives, there are two cherished eateries that have
been serving up authentic Mexican flavors for over 30 years: Taco Lucas and Super Taco. Owned by sisters Emma and Patricia respectively, these restaurants not only bring a taste of Mexico to Corona but also embody the rich heritage and traditions of their
homeland.

As the vibrant month of May rolls in, adorned with blossoms and the promise of warmer days, there’s a particular
date that sparkles with cultural fervor and festive energy: Cinco De Mayo. On May 5th, 2024, communities around the world, especially in Mexico and the United States, will come alive with colorful parades, lively music, and, of course, delicious food, to commemorate
this significant day in Mexican history.

As Corona celebrates Cinco De Mayo, the city joins in the nationwide and international revelry honoring this significant date in Mexican history. Cinco De Mayo, often misunderstood as Mexico’s Independence Day, actually celebrates the victory of the Mexican army over the French Empire at the Battle of Puebla in 1862. While not a major holiday in Mexico, it holds profound cultural significance, symbolizing resilience, unity, and the triumph of the underdog. In the United States, however, Cinco De Mayo has evolved into a joyous celebration of Mexican heritage and culture, embraced by people of all backgrounds.

For Emma, owner of Taco Lucas located at 401 S Lincoln Street, #G, Cinco De Mayo is a time to embrace the community and share the flavors that have been passed down through generations. To mark the occasion, Taco Lucas is offering a delectable special: 20 street tacos for just $38.99. With each bite, diners will experience the vibrant spices and authentic ingredients that define Mexican food, all while celebrating the spirit of Cinco De Mayo in Corona. Meanwhile, over at Super Taco, owned by Patricia and situated at 450 S. Main Street, #D, the celebration takes on a soulful note with a special discount: $1 off any Menudo item. Patricia’s dedication to preserving her family’s culinary legacy shines through in every bowl of Menudo, inviting patrons to savor the comforting flavors and traditions of Mexico.

Beyond the tantalizing specials and festive atmosphere, Cinco De Mayo in Corona is a testament to the city’s rich cultural tapestry and the bonds that unite its diverse residents. From the lively annual parade to the joyful gatherings with family and friends, the spirit of Cinco De Mayo echoes through the streets, reminding us of the enduring legacy of resilience and pride.

So, as Corona prepares to paint the town in the colors of Cinco De Mayo, let’s raise our glasses to Emma, Patricia, and their dedicated teams at Taco Lucas and Super Taco. Together, they embody the essence of Mexican hospitality, inviting us all to join in the celebration and savor the flavors of Mexico right here in our own backyard.

As the mariachi music fills the air and the aroma of spices wafts through the streets, let’s come together to honor the past, celebrate the present, and embrace the cultural richness that makes Cinco De Mayo a cherished tradition in Corona and beyond.

¡Viva Cinco De Mayo en Corona!