El Corona is a small working class residential district located in the south of Los Santos, San Andreas. It is primarily known because of the Los Santos International Airport that lies farther south of El Corona and the access to the docks that lies more to it's east. The district is pathway connected with a few other districts, being Verdant Bluffs, Unity Station, Idlewood and Willowfield. The district of El Corona has been plagued by crime and criminal activities since the late 1960s, and in the 1970s the first hispanic gang emerged from the criminal underworld nowadays known as El Corona Vagos 13.

The Village and main street are the primary chosen hangouts by the youth in El Corona, and were the first buildings to ever take place in El Corona when it was first established by the government somewhere in the late 1800s. The Village appears as housing projects and are the homes of many young individuals. The community of El Corona take strong pride in the lowrider car clubs that reside around south Los Santos, San Andreas and primarily the residential district of El Corona. There are many hosted events organized by the neighbourhood to make a bond between each and every lowrider enthusiast.


Corona Vagos , El Corona 13 The El Corona Vagos 13 was and still is the leading organized gang in El Corona and gained attention from many a young views. Most of the affiliates are school dropouts or would eventually become a dropout. The strong majority in the gang are known for violent crime acts and aren't afraid to use their fists or weapons, hence their ruthless reputation. As time passed by the El Corona Vagos became much stronger than just a ordinary gang and turned into a cartel similar faction. It began to unite with other smaller groups who would pay taxes in return of peace and protection. Varrios Los Aztecas also began to expand their criminal empire by creating newly founded groups such as the El Corona 13 gang.

El Corona 13 was first properly established in 1992 and have paid tribute to the El Corona Vagos 13  ever since. The gang is strongly affiliated with Vagos and even wear their mark, however, most of the participants in El Corona 13 represent EC13 when it comes to gang competition. EC13 are involved in numerous criminal activities ranging from robberies to money frauds and murder to rape. EC13 is seen to occupy the village, main street and the tracks.

Young latin-american teenagers, ilegal immigrants and chicanos that were pushed by racism and poverty seen joining the Vagos as an opportunity to find a new family, earn fast money and care for the community, especially this, which is the reason why Vagos are so respected in El Corona, they protect their own raza, families, young ones, everyone. They always watch their borders, lurking out for cops or rival gangs. Their turf, their streets and their people are sacred.