The singer and the figure of social media sang the national anthem in the Spanish language at the Dodger Stadium on Saturday evening.
According to a video posted later on social media, I did this against desires Evading organized.
In a video clip, his full name is Vanessa Hernandez, Posted to TiktokDodgers anonymous employee tells her before performing on Saturday that “we will do the song in English today, so I am not sure whether this is not transferred.”
After that, the video cuts into Niza-who was wearing a Dominican Republic shirt-signs a Spanish version of the Star-SPANGLED banner on the field before Dodgers won against Giants San Francisco.
Video comment: “So I did it anyway.”
In a separate videoNiza said that the version of the song she sang was assigned in 1945 by the US State Department during the era of President Franklin de Roosevelt, and that she wanted to sing it amid the recent turmoil in Los Angeles, which stems from raids by ice agents.
She said, “I did not think I would meet any kind of no, especially because we are in Los Angeles and everything happens.” “But today from all days, I couldn’t believe when it is [the Dodgers employee] He entered and told me “no.” But I felt I needed to do this. Paragraph Mai Genti. “
The evaders did not respond to a request for comment.
Niza interacts after the national anthem singled out before a match between the evaders and the giants at the Dodger Stadium on Saturday.
(Jesse Alshih / Associated Press)
In general, the evaders were largely calm around the city’s raids and protests during the past week.
Director Dave Roberts was asked about the situation twice. He said on Monday, “I just hope we will be a positive impact on what people are going through in Los Angeles now,” he said on Monday.
On Friday, only a few comments made: “I know that when you have to bring people and deport people, all the turmoil, it is certain that it is worrying to everyone,” but I have not dug enough and I cannot talk intelligently. “
veteran Kiké hernández speaks on Instagram On Saturday, she wrote that “I cannot see that our society violates, photographing and abusing it. All people deserve to be treated with respect, dignity and human rights.”
However, the evaders did not issue any statement at the level of the team, and the executive director of the club He told the Times Dylan Hernandez on Friday They did not plan to make any comment.
