Nezza explains that she doesn't regret singing the national anthem in Spanish at the Dodgers Game during the No Kings protest.

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Nezza spoke to Eyewitness News after a video of her singing the national anthem in Spanish at Dodger Stadium went viral and sparked calls for the team to speak out about ICE raids.

FILE – Music artist Nezza reacts after singing the national anthem prior to a baseball game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the San Francisco Giants in Los Angeles, Saturday, June 14, 2025.

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

As ‘No Kings’ protests took place all over the weekend in the US, a young trumpeter moved a San Diego crowd with a rendition of The Star Spangled Banner. The young boy, sitting on his older brother’s ...

Singer Vanessa Hernandez aka Nezza says that she performed the national anthem in Spanish at Dodger Stadium over the weekend despite officials wanting it performed in English, she claims.

Nezza was told she couldn't sing the national anthem in Spanish. Watch her do it anyway.

In a tearful post on TikTok , the singer revealed the Dodgers told her to sing the anthem in English, but she went against the wishes of the team when she performed on the field.

Singer and social media star Nezza posted on TikTok that she sang national anthem in Spanish at Dodger Stadium Saturday despite the team's objections.

Nezza performed the U.S. national anthem in Spanish instead of singing in English, as she was apparently instructed to do, at Dodger Stadium in L.A.