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This month I have my first Quinceanera of the month on Friday, August the 3rd. It will be in the east side of Houston in a Beautiful Venue. Of course, I will be the DJ for that Quinceanera and I’ve talked to the Parents and the Quinceanera. The parents are a traditional Mexican Couple in their 40s and this is going to be their very first Quinceanera they plan, so I was able to give them a lot of advice in making it flow smoothly.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

I went with them last Saturday to the Wedding of mutual friends and they did not like the way the Wedding Reception flowed. The arrival of the guests was at 6:00 pm, the dinner started at 6:30 pm and was over at 7:30 pm where normally, in a Hispanic Wedding, I would start the toast, the cutting of the cake, and then do their first Dance, Parents Dances and a Special first dance for the family and guests. It looked like the DJ did not know what was going on, and worse it looked like he expected the Bride and Groom to tell him what to do, so at about 8:30 pm the Bride and Groom were behind the DJ booth going over how they wanted things to happen. (????!!!!???) Not the place to do it, it took them nearly an Hour to figure out what was going on and by 9:30 pm, all the formalities began. This of course was the DJ provided by the facility. It was easy for the parents of the Quinceanera to tell me what they wanted: To not have to go through all that at their event. It was horrible, the guests were complaining about how long it took to start dancing, some left before the first dance, and really it felt like nobody knew what was going on or what was next. I mean you tell me, who’s job is it to make sure things run smoothly and are completely organized and pre-planned???<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Well, we discussed the planning and in about 1 hour, we had a completely planned Quinceanera Reception to their specific liking and even worked with the Choreographer to make the transitions run smoothly. I guess that is the difference between a Professional DJ, he just takes extra time to prepare, plan, and organize the Reception. Which is what I love to do.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

So we discussed some of the songs that they wanted at their event.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Quinceanera Songs: Parents
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They wanted the music to cater to their adult guests, music like Cumbias, Nortenas, Merengue, Mexican Tejano. Some of the Names of some songs they mentioned were:
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