40th Anniversary Cultural Circulo had a lavish float with a sign on the front that read, "Delights by Lisa Bakery."

The Sherman Elementary float featured colorful slices of fruits and vegetables.

Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc. Serving Children Youth Families and Seniors Since 1954 decorated a float to resemble a plaza in Mexico.

Instead of a marching band, Mixtiso Latino Indo-Afro-Mexican staged a sitting band on the front of their float.

Naturally, the Recology float would be an antique red garbage truck.

The Tradición Peruana Cultural Center float was subdued, with nearly everyone seated.

The La Cumbiamba Colombiana featured a lively band with singers and dancers.

The Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts float carried a band. The decorations arched over the band.

The float for The Church of 8 Wheels (Roller Disco) was in the form of a huge roller skate.

The Reunião da Velha Guarda float featured two lavishly feathered women posing at the back.