Spanish-Speaking MC in Los Angeles

At a Latin wedding the MC carries the evening from the cocktail hour to the last song: introducing the padrinos and the wedding party, calling the couple in for their entrance, inviting each toast and opening the moments the family has waited for. With an MC who speaks Spanish, the tías hear their names said properly and relatives who flew in from abroad follow every word.

Many families carry their own traditions into the reception, such as la víbora de la mar on the dance floor or a hora loca late in the night. Tell us which ones you are keeping, and the MC and the DJ give each one its moment and its song in the timeline.

A quinceañera runs on a program, and the MC is the one who keeps it moving: the court of honor coming in, the vals with her father and her chambelanes, the changing of the shoes, the last doll, the toast and the surprise dance her friends have rehearsed for weeks. Each of those moments needs its cue, its music and the right few words.

We write the order of the evening with the family and with the quinceañera herself, deciding who speaks, in which language, and which song plays under each moment. Then the MC follows it, so her parents can stop watching the clock and simply enjoy her night.

The right mix depends on who is in the room. A family where everyone speaks Spanish may want no English at all, while a wedding that brings a Spanish-speaking family together with an English-speaking one usually works best with short announcements said once in each language, so nobody sits through a long translation.

We agree on the plan line by line before the event: which announcements are in Spanish, which in English, which in both, and how a toast is introduced when the guest giving it will speak in the other language.

The MC and the DJ work as a pair. When the MC calls a moment, the DJ is already on the right song: a cumbia that brings the grandparents onto the floor, bachata for the couples, reggaeton and current hits when the younger guests take over, and the English-language favorites everyone else is waiting for.

On Air offers Latin DJs as well as Spanish-speaking MCs, and both are planned with you from the same timeline, so the announcements, the music and the energy of the room move together.

Not every celebration is a wedding. A milestone birthday, an anniversary, a baby shower or a company party for Spanish-speaking employees and clients also goes better with a host who welcomes the guests, introduces the speeches and runs the games in the language most of the room is comfortable in.

On Air Productions LA ofrece maestros de ceremonias que hablan español y DJs latinos para bodas, quinceañeras, fiestas de cumpleaños y eventos de empresa en Los Ángeles y el sur de California. El programa puede ser todo en español, todo en inglés o en los dos idiomas, según su familia y sus invitados.

Antes del evento planeamos con ustedes cada momento: la entrada, el vals, el brindis, el baile sorpresa y la música de toda la noche. Para pedir información o una cotización personalizada, llame al (310) 200-1134.