Dodgers National Anthem Controversy

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Singer Nezza performs national anthem in Spanish

Controversial national anthem singer at Dodgers game says she's received death threats

Nezza, the Latina singer who performed the national anthem in Spanish at a recent Dodgers game as a form of protest against ICE, said she has received death threats.

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National anthem singer claims Dodgers said she couldn't perform in Spanish, but she did it anyway

Amid an ongoing, controversial push to increase immigration enforcement in Los Angeles, the woman who sang the national anthem before Saturday night's Dodgers game said she felt like she "needed" to do something different for her performance.

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Nezza national anthem controversy, explained: Did the Dodgers ban singing Spanish version?

Amidst those protests, the Dodgers hosted the Giants, and the national anthem singer on Sunday night made a controversial decision to sing "The Star Spangled Banner" in Spanish. Vanessa Hernandez, who goes by the name Nezza, appeared to go against the Dodgers' wishes to use the Spanish version instead of the English one.

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Singer responds after national anthem controversy at Dodger Stadium

The singer who performed the national anthem in Spanish last weekend at Dodger Stadium has responded to the controversy, saying that she is “super proud” and has “no regrets” about the ...

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Latin American Singer Nezza Reveals She’s Getting Death Threats Over Controversial National Anthem Decision At Dodgers Game

Rising R&B singer Nezza is said to be getting multiple death threats for her choice to sing the "Star Spangled Banner" in Spanish.

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Dodgers to announce plans to assist immigrant communities in L.A.

The Dodgers plan to announce Thursday their plans to help immigrant communities in Los Angeles affected by ICE raids.

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