"It was like you were at your local bakery but you were also enjoying music from Deorro which was completely weird, but super cool at the same time," said customer Lupe Llerenas.
"Some people knew exactly who he was so they were just so excited. I don't think that's something that's happened here in the city of Huntington Park," Ductoc said.
Ductoc said the bakery is most famous for its baked conchas and fluffy bolillo bread. However, on this special day it was a sweet surprise to see the shelves completely empty.
"We have a variety of bread, the pan dulce, it's Mexican sweet bread. It's what we're known for. We probably have over 60 different types at least three to four dozen of each available every day. So to know that they bought it all out for the remainder of the day made it easier and it was just a blessing," Ductoc said.
"It didn't feel real, in a panadería? Who would have thought? It was amazing though," said cake decorator Alane Castillo.
The Los Angeles native performed an energetic one-hour live set. It was a heartfelt opportunity to connect with his community and show his gratitude by giving back.
"It was just an amazing experience for us, our community. I think we needed it during this time, this holiday season. So I'm more than appreciative towards him, his team and everything that they did," Ductoc said.