DJ Francisco Perez

Hi, I’m DJ Francisco Perez, a bilingual DJ and MC with over 25 years of experience. Fluent in both Spanish and English, I bring extensive knowledge across all music genres, from Spanish to English hits. As one bride noted, “He is bilingual and able to make perfect announcements in Spanish and English,” reflecting my ability to cater to diverse audiences. My passion for dancing and having a good time ensures that every party I handle is filled with energy and joy. Another bride praised me, saying, “Nice and friendly, but loves to take control of the event,” highlighting my balance of approachability and professionalism.

My journey into DJing began at the age of 17 when our church youth group needed to raise funds for activities. Driven by a love for music and dance, I eagerly volunteered to provide music for a fundraiser event. This commitment led me to invest in CDs and equipment, leveraging my existing knowledge of great music to enhance the event. Over the years, my dedication to the craft has solidified my reputation in Houston as a skilled and enthusiastic DJ.

Choosing DJ Francisco for your event means choosing a passionate professional dedicated to making people dance. I have invested in my education as a Master of Ceremonies through classes and workshops, ensuring that I can deliver exactly what my clients envision for their events. With over 200 reviews, emails, and letters of gratitude from satisfied clients, my goal is to bring a smile to your face on your special day by creating a memorable and enjoyable experience.

What does it take to create an OUT OF THIS WOLD Reception?

by
What does it take to create an OUT OF THIS WOLD Reception?

High Expectations?

Picky?

Know what you want?

Creating your life-long dream wedding reception should be a breeze!

Most of my brides are very picky when it comes to their entertainment. They have certain genres of music that they want to be played at their reception and they want their event to flow smoothly. Additionally, they want everyone to have a great time. The DJ or MC must be a professional who knows what he or she is doing and will make the guest of honor look good for choosing their service. They want spectacular announcements; Clear and Concise, a great mix of music, and they want to have the best reception, ever!

Pretty standard and straight foreword right?!

Well… it is. I have to usually entertain two to three and sometimes even up to four different cultures. I don’t want to sound too, overly confident, but most of my Weddings and Quinceaneras are very successful and I usually get a big thank you from the bride and groom, Quinceanera, or the parents at the end of every reception. The majority of the people whom I entertain have High Expectations and standards, are Picky, and know exactly what they want. As a result, they are very grateful once their reception comes out as they expected.

So How do you Create that Out of this World Reception?

Practice & N-joy!

Yes, it takes practice and you have to enjoy what you do. The link above is a YouTube website for Brian S. Redd, a DJ in Milwaukee who likes to share his wedding experience on YouTube. I think I watched over 10 of his videos today and I was entertained to see how he works.

Back to our topic, What does it take to create an Out of this World Reception, and that is…

Read more

What makes Me The Professional DJ You Want

by
What makes you a Professional?
I’ve considered myself a Professional DJ for the past 20 years. I’ve invested some time and money into learning the trade. I learn, I perform, and I succeed.
Professional DJ

Who is a Professional DJ

In short, one who studies and educates himself on the topic is a Professional DJ. A professional DJ will make a full-time income from his profession. Education may come in many forms. Workshops, Training, Practice, and the Performance of the learned abilities. How Much Does a professional DJ Make?

What does a DJ Actually do to Become a Professional DJ?

Training is important. Training can be taking classes on how to use a microphone. Training can also include taking classes about what to say on the microphone. There is also training on how to mix two songs together. A DJ must learn the music for the people whom he will be playing for. A DJ will also need to be able to connect and troubleshoot his DJ equipment. Practice, Practice Practice.  Practicing what you learn is one of the hardest steps. But, practice takes a shy, introvert, from shy to one of the best and most sought out DJs in the Houston Area.
 

The DJ Training I have taken as A Professional DJ

Below are some of the DJ training I have taken in my career as a Pro.

At the Improv

I’ve taken some improv classes at Massive Creativity to help me think faster on my feet. If anything happens that is out of the ordinary, with the training I received at Massive. I can adapt to the situation. They teach you to build connections and to use your emotions to keep those connections… alive, so to speak. So whenever I perform the role of Master of Ceremonies, and I am in the middle of a presentation that goes bad, instead of sitting there and freezing and making the situation worse, I can come up with something to make it a lot better…
 
One situation that recently happened was…

Read more

Wedding Songs October

by

Wedding DJ Weekly Journey sharing successes!Today is a beautiful day, its nice and sunny… and cool. I love this weather and we don’t get much of it down here in Houston.

I went jogging last night and it was also pleasant weather to do some exercise. Boy am I feeling the burn today :) But hey, no pain no gain right. Well In this case I hope is loss.

I’ve decided to drop some pounds and I’ve tried weight lifting, crunches, and push ups for about 8 months and only lost 10 lbs. as of last night. But the good thing is that they have stayed off while still eating bad, unhealthy food. Pizza, my wife’s home cooking with a lot of grease ;) , fast food, and so on. So my next step is to add cardio and I’ve chosen to do running over purchasing exerciser equipment for a few reasons.

First, I get to enjoy the outside weather, the peace and tranquility of a park, the feeling of freedom, and just getting outside to breathe some fresh, well as fresh as it gets for Houston, air.

Read more