The first stretch of the road received its popular name of "San Diego" for the image of San Diego de Sevilla installed in La Canada in 1554 by the Order of San Francisco, which would later be received in the church of San Diego, built in the 17th century in the south-east corner of the intersection of Camino Real South with La Canada Thayer Ojeda, 1904.
El primer tramo del camino recibió su denominación popular de "San Diego", por la imagen de San Diego de Sevilla, instalada en la Canada en 1554 por la Orden de San Francisco, que posteriormente sería acogida en la iglesia de San Diego, levantada en el siglo XVII en la esquina sur-oriente del cruce del Camino Real del Sur con la Canada Thayer Ojeda, 1904.