My journey as a DJ started when I was 14 years old.

 

That summer, I earned my first paycheck working alongside my father in the almond fields. Like most kids my age, I could have spent it on just about anything—but after watching DJ Jazzy Jeff perform on TV, I knew exactly what I wanted. I bought my very first set of turntables, and that decision changed my life.

 

One of my best friends’ father played in a Cumbia band, and we were given the opportunity to play music during the band’s breaks. Those early experiences taught me how to read a crowd, keep the energy alive, and appreciate how music brings people together.

 

By the end of eighth grade, I was already DJing birthday parties for many of my classmates. As a freshman in high school, my DJ name had started to spread throughout campus, and by my senior year I was booking college parties, quinceañeras, weddings, birthday celebrations, anniversaries, and baptisms.

 

When I turned 18, I set my sights on club DJing. Since I wasn’t yet 21, many venues couldn’t legally hire me, so I offered to DJ for free whenever I had the chance just to gain experience and prove myself. That determination paid off. By the time I turned 21, I had performed at nearly every local bar in the area.

 

Fourteen years later, I’ve had the privilege of sharing the stage with some of my favorite hip-hop artists and performing at many of the Central Valley’s premier wedding venues. What began with a summer paycheck and a dream has grown into a lifelong career built on passion, hard work, and a love for creating unforgettable moments.

 

Today, whether I’m DJing an elegant wedding, an energetic quinceañera, a packed dance floor, or a private celebration, my goal remains the same: to create an experience people will remember long after the last song ends.