djrigo's blog

Bilingual DJ | Se Habla Español

100% bilingual

Specializes in weddings and quinceañeras
Featuring MC speaker and DJ
Regional and tropical as well as English music
All genres are clean cut
Reasonable rates
25 years of serving Northern California
Responsible and reliable
Latest technology.

WEDDING PACKAGES AVAILABLE FOR
MUSIC – VIDEO – AND STILL PHOTOGRAPHY

Fully Professional.

www.LatinMusicDJ.com
www.PhotoRig.net

Amigos en la industria, quisiera compartir con ustedes algunas tecnicas de dj, y talvez algunos de mis secretos para obtener un exito profesional en el campo de dj, sonido dj, especialmente en el campo bilingue de bodas en espanol.

Si de hecho muchos dj's se queja de que el publico hispano no paga, o no tiene para pagar, yo les puedo decir lo contrario. Existen muchos clientes en California (y los otros estados) que si tienen como pagar un buen disc jockey.

Ponganse a imaginar:

Las Flores -$2000
La Limosina-$1200
El Fotografo $1200
El video- $1500
El local $3000

Hello Everyone! My fellow dj's and prospect clients... As usual I am forever looking for ways to help you...

I found the following article in "bridesadvice.com". I hope you find it useful.

Best regards,

Rigo "The Amigo"

How

Salsa
Salsa is a term of unclear origin that emerged and became popular in New York in the late 1960s. It has remained controversial since. For some, salsa is nothing more than a marketing handle for Afro-Cuban music as updated and reinterpreted by Latinos in New York. Others hear it as a distinctive New York-Caribbean style, pointing out the grittier sound and the pan-Latin elements (e.g.: Puerto Rican, Panamanian and Dominican as well as Afro-Cuban), along with R&B and jazz influences.***(see my own comments)