US EditionNezza Sings Spanish National Anthem at Dodger Stadium Despite Dodgers' Objection
- Nezza, a Latin pop singer, performed the U.S. national anthem in Spanish at the Dodgers vs. Giants game on June 14 at Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles.
- The Dodgers instructed Nezza beforehand to sing the anthem in English, citing their usual practice, but she chose to sing the official Spanish version commissioned in 1945 by President Roosevelt.
- Nezza shared tearful videos explaining her decision was motivated by recent ICE raids and protests in Los Angeles that have unsettled the local community.
- Dodgers player Kiké Hernández shared his frustration and sorrow on social media about the mistreatment of the community, emphasizing that everyone should be afforded respect, dignity, and fundamental human rights.
- The Dodgers have not issued a public statement on the event or protests, but a spokesperson said Nezza is welcome back, and the incident highlights tensions amid ongoing immigration enforcement in Los Angeles.
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Meet The Home Run Derby National Anthem Singer (1:17) A U.S. singer is receiving death threats for her national anthem performance over the weekend.Nezza, a Latin American singer, performed the national anthem at the Los Angeles Dodgers vs. San Francisco Giants game over the weekend. She chose to sing the national anthem in Spanish, rather than English.The U.S. singer was reportedly warned by the Dodgers to sing the national anthem in English. H…
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