A young girl who sings from the heart got a chance to show her talents even more at Dodger Stadium. Alessandra Gutierrez, an ...

A swathe of injuries and poor performances has slowed down the Los Angeles Dodgers this summer, and their competition has ...

Until that day, I’d never been involved in anything political. I’d never broken a rule in my life. But when a Dodgers rep ...

Singer Nezza addressed her decision to sing the national anthem in Spanish at Dodger Stadium during an appearance on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' on June 23.

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - JUNE 14: Nezza sings the national anthem in Spanish before a baseball game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants at Dodger Stadium on June 14, 2025 in ...

Rising R&B singer Nezza is going viral for her choice to sing the "Star Spangled Banner" in Spanish at a Los Angeles Dodgers baseball game, apparently despite the team's request not to. In a TikTok ...

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. advertisement LA Times ...

As protests against the Trump administration’s immigration policy reverberated through the city, Singer Vanessa Hernández, who is more commonly known as Nezza, was told by the Los Angeles Dodgers she ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — As fans removed their caps and stood for the national anthem Saturday night at Dodger Stadium, they were met with a surprising rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner.” Latin pop and ...

Normally, the performance of the national anthem at a baseball game isn’t major news. When the pop singer Nezza arrived at the Dodgers Stadium in Los Angeles on June 14, she was excited to ...

The team has not commented on the performance — or on the protests in Los Angeles against Trump's immigration policy The post Nezza Ignored LA Dodgers’ Request for English National Anthem, Chose the ...

Dodgers Say National Anthem Singer Nezza Was Not Banned From Dodger Stadium. ... but the targeted raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement began in the Los Angeles Dodgers’ backyard.