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Latin American pop singer Vanessa Hernández is getting demise threats for singing the Nationwide Anthem in Spanish at a baseball recreation … however, she’s nonetheless proud she did it, and she or he says big-time celebs have her again.

We spoke with Vanessa — higher identified by her stage title Nezza — Wednesday … and, she tells us George Lopez, Becky G and lots of extra stars have reached out and provided her help throughout this notably making an attempt time.

ICYMI … Nezza sang the tune at Dodger Stadium in L.A. Saturday — later claiming a Dodgers group official instructed her she was to not sing it in Spanish … and posting a behind-the-scenes TikTok as proof. She sang it in Spanish anyway … and, she says it feels good to be on the precise aspect of historical past.

Whereas demise threats might sound scary, Nezza’s taking them in stride … telling us that is simply fame within the web age — persons are all the time upset.

The California native says persons are calling her actions disrespectful, regardless that she calls herself a proud American, including her goals got here true in L.A. She’s acquired one other message for haters, too — dissent ain’t the identical as disloyalty.

The part-time Twitch streamer shuts down any rumor accusing her of staging the viral video, revealing the one motive they ended up with the footage of the Dodgers rep denying her was as a result of her boyfriend was recording the sound test — which Nezza says she needed to do once more, in English, whereas the Dodgers rep regarded on.

The singer emphasizes she didn’t present up on the recreation to thumb her nostril on the system. She says she genuinely thought the group was cool with what she wished to do as a result of she says they did not say she needed to sing it in English.

The Dodgers later launched an announcement … “There have been no penalties or exhausting emotions from the Dodgers relating to her efficiency. She was not requested to go away. We might be glad to have her again.”

However, that is not the impression Nezza says she acquired throughout her telephone name with an official … and, she says she’d LOVE to listen to why the distinction in private and non-private messages.