At a lot of New York and New Jersey events, half the room is more at home in Spanish. A wedding where one family speaks Spanish at home. A quinceañera with grandparents who came for the traditions. A company party where the kitchen team and the sales team speak different first languages. An emcee who only works in English leaves some of those guests watching instead of taking part.
DJ DX switches between English and Spanish on the mic the way the room does: introductions, the entrance, toasts, the first dance, the cake, last call. Not every line twice, which drags, but each moment in the language that reaches the most people.
The music side is the same. DJ DX is known as "El Negro" from his Hood Reggaeton mix series, and has been DJing since 1998. Reggaeton, salsa, merengue, bachata and dembow sit in the same set as hip-hop, R&B, house and Afrobeats, because that is what these rooms actually dance to.
This is a sample plan, not a specific past event. Yours is built on the planning call.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Bilingual emcee | English and Spanish, moment by moment |
| Sound system | Sized to the room |
| Wireless microphones | For toasts, speeches and traditions |
| Planning call | Languages, names, traditions and music balance |
| Latin and open-format music | Reggaeton, salsa, bachata, dembow, hip-hop, R&B, house |
| Travel | Included in NYC; NJ, Long Island, Westchester and CT quoted as its own line |
Yes. DJ DX is a bilingual DJ and emcee. Announcements, introductions, toasts and the moments that matter can be done in English, in Spanish, or in both, so every guest follows the night.
Weddings, private parties and corporate events start at $2,800 for up to five hours in NYC, with sound, wireless mics and MC announcements included. Travel outside NYC is quoted up front as its own line. Mention that you want a bilingual emcee when you check your date.
Reggaeton, salsa, merengue, bachata, dembow and Latin pop, mixed with hip-hop, R&B, house and Afrobeats. DJ DX is known as "El Negro" from his Hood Reggaeton mix series, so Latin music is part of his own background, not an add-on.
Weddings where the two families speak different first languages, quinceañeras, sweet 16s, company parties with bilingual teams, and any event where some guests are more comfortable in Spanish. One emcee who switches naturally is smoother than reading everything twice.
Yes. The planning call covers every name that will be said on the mic, with pronunciation, so introductions and toasts land right the first time.
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Send your date, venue, and guest count. You will hear back within 24 hours with availability and an itemized quote. Every booking has a written contract, and a 50% deposit holds the date.
Starting prices from the same rate card DJ DX quotes from. Your final quote depends on your date, venue, hours, and guest count. Anything without a published flat rate is marked “quoted” instead of guessed at.
Birthdays, anniversaries, house parties, milestones
Travel included in the quoted total
Base covers up to 5 hours of performance. Setup and breakdown are on top and not billed as event hours.
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Professional sound sized to the room, wireless microphones, MC announcements, and a planning consultation before the event.
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