San Francisco's King of the Street lowrider parade celebrates Chicano culture
More than 300 customized lowriders cruise Mission District during National Hispanic Heritage Month.
What to know
- San Francisco's Mission District held the King of the Street lowrider parade as part of National Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations.
- Over 300 custom-built lowriders from across California participated, showcasing Chicano craftsmanship and Latino cultural identity.
- Thousands of people lined Mission Street to watch cars performing signature lowrider moves like hopping and cruising on lifted wheels.
“More than 300 hand-customised lowriders from across California took part. The parade celebrates Chicano craftsmanship and Latino identity.”
Euronews, Reporter · Euronews ↗ · Sep 21, 7:06 AM
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King of the Street parade draws thousands with over 300 customized vehicles
Thousands lined Mission Street in San Francisco for the King of the Street parade, where more than 300 hand-customised lowriders from across California celebrated Chicano craftsmanship and Latino identity. The parade featured cars hopping and cruising with wheels lifted off the ground.
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San Francisco holds annual lowrider parade in Mission District
As part of National Hispanic Heritage Month, San Francisco's Mission District showcased lowrider culture with cars built to move low and slow. The parade highlighted one of the city's most distinctive cultural traditions.
“They are cars built to move low and slow, but the culture behind them has traveled a long way.”
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