Singer Nezza claimed in a now-viral TikTok that she was banned from singing the Spanish version of the National Anthem at the ...

The Dodgers say Nezza is welcome back at Dodger Stadium even though she says someone told her she was banned after performing ...

After Nezza sang the National Anthem in Spanish at Dodger Stadium on Saturday, the singer said she'd do it again, "a million times." ...

The translated national anthem, “El Pendón Estrellado,” was commissioned by the U.S. State Department in 1945. Clotilde Arias, a Peruvian immigrant, composed it.

"Watch the Dodgers tell me I can't sing the Spanish 'Star Spangled Banner' that Roosevelt literally commissioned in 1945," she wrote in the video posted to TikTok. "So I did it anyway." The video ...

In a TikTok the singer posted on Sunday, June 15, Nezza can be seen sporting a Dominican Republic jersey as an unseen woman, presumably with the Dodgers front office, confirms the national anthem ...

Nezza says she sang the national anthem in Spanish at Dodger Stadium despite being told to sing in English: ... In a subsequent TikTok video, Nezza tearfully doubled down on her decision.

ALL people deserve to be treated with respect, dignity and human rights.” In her viral TikTok video, Nezza is shown speaking with an off-camera Dodgers employee who tells her, “We are going to do the ...

Nezza later posted another TikTok video explaining the “emotional” situation with the Dodgers. She explained the version of the national anthem that she sang was commissioned in 1945 by the U ...

Nezza, whose full name is Vanessa Hernández, posted a video on TikTok where viewers can hear an unidentified Dodgers employee telling her before the performance that “we are going to do the ...

The singer posted a behind-the-scenes video in which a representative for the Dodgers asked her not to perform the anthem in Spanish.

Latin-R&B singer Nezza made a stand at Saturday’s Los Angeles Dodgers game, singing “The Star Spangled Banner” in Spanish, even though she said she had been warned not to, going into the ...