Los Angeles has always been a city shaped by its people. A place where cultures collide, creativity thrives, and individuality runs deep. From the neighborhoods to the skate spots, the influence of Hispanic culture is woven into the fabric of the city.
In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re revisiting A Day in L.A. with Steve Corona, a look into the world of 805 Authentico and skateboarder Steve Corona.
For Steve, skateboarding is more than what happens on four wheels. It’s a form of expression, a connection to the streets, and a reflection of the environment that shaped him.
The project strips away the production and puts the focus where it belongs: on the people, places, and moments that make L.A. what it is. No elaborate setups or scripted moments. Just a day spent exploring the city through Steve’s perspective, letting the streets tell their own story.
It’s an authentic look at a culture built on creativity, resilience, and doing things your own way.
Hispanic Heritage Month is an opportunity to recognize the individuals and communities whose influence extends far beyond a single month. From art and music to skateboarding and beyond, their contributions continue to shape the culture we know today.
At 805, we’re proud to stand alongside individuals like Steve who remain grounded in where they come from while continuing to carve their own path.
Here’s to the culture, the communities, and the people who keep it moving.
Watch A Day in L.A. with Steve Corona below…