Spanish first. English when you need it.

Pide Tu Música is the QR song-request app for parties, bars, clubs and weddings — from Mexico and the U.S. to Latin America, Spain and the rest of Europe, wherever there's a DJ and an internet connection. The default experience is Spanish for the Hispanic market; English is here for Latino events and guests who browse in English.

How do QR song requests work?

The DJ shows a QR code. Guests scan it on their phone, search for a song and send it to the queue. No app install needed.

Does it connect with Spotify?

Yes. The DJ connects their Spotify account once, then can send any accepted request straight to their playback queue or to an event playlist — no copy-pasting needed.

Does this work in the US, Europe or any country?

Yes, no borders. Spanish is the default because it's the main language for the Hispanic market (Mexico, the U.S., Latin America and Spain), but the app works anywhere with an internet connection — that's why there's also an English version, for DJs and guests in the US, Europe or anywhere else who prefer English.

What if I don’t take requests?

You can turn off song requests and keep chat, ratings and tips. The value is still the live connection with your crowd.

How do I tip the DJ?

If the DJ turned on tipping, you'll see their bank details (CLABE/account) on the event page. You transfer from your own banking app and can optionally upload a receipt — no download, no account needed.

Does Pide Tu Música charge a commission on tips?

No. The tip goes straight from the guest to the DJ's bank account via transfer; the platform never charges a fee or holds the money.

Is bank-transfer tipping safe?

Yes. No card numbers or passwords are ever shared — you only see the DJ's bank details to transfer from your own banking app, just like paying anyone else.