The iconic 1990 Corona Extra commercial is considered a classic in the advertising industry. It stars a small beach house, nestled softly between some silhouetted palm trees. After ten hushed seconds, a whistling rendition of “O Tannenbaum,” breaks out and a nearby palm tree lights up as the lone holiday beacon.

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

30 years After ten seconds of silence, “O Tannenbaum” is whistled before a palm tree is illuminated by colorful lights in the darkness. Corona beer has aired this simple holiday advertisement for 30 years with no changes whatsoever.

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.

Mexico City, Mexico Corona Extra was first brewed in 1925 at the Cervecería Modelo in Mexico City, Mexico. Ten years after its launch, Corona became the best- selling beer in Mexico and today continues to stand for Mexican pride around the world. (per 12 fl. Oz.)

Procter & Gamble made one for Old Spice and it's just been certified by the Guinness Book of World Records as the longest commercial ever. The company made it to promote Old Spice's new Durascent technology. You probably missed it. The 14-hour ad aired on December 8, 2018, in São Paulo, Brazil, according to Guinness.

Corona Extra TV Spot, 'Shades of Blue' Featuring Snoop Dogg, Devin Booker, Vince Carter, Christian Laettner, Sue Bird - iSpot.tv.

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Corona Christmas (1990)

In the 1840s, marketers began to see Christmas as a prime opportunity to sell goods. Depictions of Santa were associated with advertisements in big cities like New York City and Boston, and the first in-store Santa appeared at Macy's in 1862. The commercial ties of the holiday only grew from there.

Corona Extra is the best-selling Mexican beer in the world and the number one imported beer in the United States and Canada.

The Mexican lager known as “Corona”, is a variation of beer that is brewed all across Mexico by its largest brewer Grupo Modelo, owned by Belgian company Anheuser-Busch InBev, and is exported to over 150 countries worldwide.