Virgin Islands Lindquist Beach where Corona commercials were filmed.

(The ads were shot in Long Beach, California and Tulum, Mexico. Some scenes were shot pre-pandemic.)

Seated on a tropical beach, Snoop Dogg and Karol G sip on some Corona Extra beers while they create their own beat with their hands and with a few Corona Extra bottles. Next to them is Andy Samberg, who unexpectedly jumps in to add to the beat with his impressive shell playing skills.

Akumal The ad agency chose to film the commercial in Akumal, a beach resort on the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico. Mr. Rogers was inspired by the decorative holiday lighting in Akumal when he visited on a family vacation and told the creative director on the Corona account about his trip.

Q: There's a white concrete bridge where all the big carmakers seem to shoot their commercials. Why there? A: Chris Hoffman, a well-known ad man for the auto industry, says the 4th Street Bridge became a favorite backdrop for three main reasons: good lighting, extra wide lanes, and simple backgrounds.

Passion Island, Cozumel, Mexico. Made famous from the Corona commercials, this beach is a wonderful place to take in the sun, sleep in a hammock, and drink all the Passion Punch you can stand.

A few highlights: Andy Samberg, Snoop Dogg and Eli Manning team up for the latest beachy spot from Corona Extra.

Originally airing in 1990, Corona's “O Tannenpalm” commercial is the 3rd longest-running commercial and a holiday tradition.

You can watch the 2023 Corona commercial with Snoop Dogg, Andy Samberg, and Karol G below.

$50,000 The ad, made for an estimated $50,000 almost 30 years ago, has been running untouched since 1990. In an environment where Bud Light's ”Dilly Dilly” tries to catch lightning in a bottle or Coors Light revamps itself to capitalize on its cold credentials, the three-decade run of this singular Corona ad is an outlier.

1990 Originally airing in 1990, Corona's “O Tannenpalm” commercial is the 3rd longest-running commercial and a holiday tradition.

Chanel No. The most expensive advertisement ever made is entitled No. 5 The Film and cost $33 million when it was made in 2004, which is equivalent to around $52 million today.