Richie Guzman

I think for me, it's just about making the atmosphere really fun for everybody.

It depends on where I am.

When I'm playing in Corona, for example, I play with a cover band.

So it's like we're going half an hour back and forth sets.

So it's kind of hard to match the energy that they kind of bring because it's more of an acoustic vibe.

And then I come in hard with like, you know,

The Bad Bunnies and all the bigger hits.

So it's a little bit more upbeat.

But I think the most important thing is that people are there to have fun.

So you just kind of got to keep that energy up.

It's a little bit different than what I'm doing in the clubs because they're just...

It's a more family-friendly environment, but you still want to keep it, like, upbeat, more familiar songs.

You want to keep, like, everybody kind of engaged.

You know, there's people walking by.

There's not necessarily people that are staying put of where they are.

They're moving around.

So sometimes you get a bit of a dance floor going.

So if the Jays aren't necessarily winning, you still make sure that everybody there is having a good time.

Well, I like to have a little bit of fun and mix up the sets I particularly play.

I love playing like some nice rock remixes, like some nice dad rock, some Creed remixes in there, but then like throw in a nice Latin set.