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The Spanish singer Natalia Jiménez He was not left with the “thorn” of having been discriminated against in a Los Angeles restaurant for speaking Spanish and arrived with mariachis to sing the most emblematic songs of the Hispanic language in front of the establishment.
Accompanied by a serenade, Jiménez He performed the renowned Mexican songs “Cielito Lindo” and “El Rey.” “I kept my promise!” said the singer about her reaction to the incident that happened almost a year ago in the American city.
“Finally I was able to return to give this serenade to the people at the restaurant who didn’t treat me so nice, so that With this small detail you can appreciate how beautiful our language is and that Spanish-speaking people are good, cordial and friendly people,” said the interpreter of “Creo en mí.”
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The artist sang to them in protest. “We have come to make the protest peaceful, it is a promise I made last year (…) A very Mexican serenade so that they learn to value the Hispanic language”Jiménez said through his social networks.
Some even cheered her on as she walked through the streets of Los Angeles. “I hope you liked it, at least one of your Hispanic employees came out happy to support us”
In August 2023, the artist had shared her indignation through her Instagram for the bad experience he had in the restaurant “Gigis” from the United States.
“It is not the first time that I feel that I am discriminated against for speaking Spanish in the United States, but today has been incredible. I was talking to my daughter on FaceTime at the restaurant and It turns out that the people at the restaurant were so upset that they kicked me out. of the restaurant, there being a table next to me with four girls who were talking louder than me. “It bothered them that I was speaking in Spanish.”Jiménez had said at that time.
However, the artist did not forget this act of discrimination and after a year he returned to the same place to demonstrate the pride and love he has for his language and cultural heritage.
