What Did J-Lo Say When She Spoke In Spanish During The Inauguration?

During her performance, J.Lo took a second to speak in Spanish, here's what she said...

Jennifer Lopez performing

by Georgia Aspinall |
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Joe Biden was sworn in as president of the United States of America today in a star-studded ceremony that saw performances from Lady Gaga and Jennifer Lopez. With Gaga singing the pledge of allegiance and J.Lo performing ‘This Land Is Your Land’, the legendary singers made the show our most exciting live music performance of the past 12 months.

But one part of Jennifer Lopez’s performance was particularly notable - no, it wasn’t just that she was wearing a glowed up version of her Maid in Manhattan white suit. During a pause in her performance, she delivered an impassioned line in Spanish – likely a nod to all of the Hispanic and Latino Americans who have felt ostracized by Donald Trump’s government for the last four years.

What did J.Lo say in Spanish during the inauguration?

For those of us that don’t speak Spanish though, it may’ve caused some confusion as to what J.Lo was actually saying. Well, for your information, J.Lo said ‘One nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.’

The powerful moment will be remembered greatly from today’s history-making event, where not only is the world finally rid of Donald Trump as President but also has gained the first ever female Vice President in Kamala Harris.

J.Lo’s Spanish-speaking during the inauguration is already making waves on social media as people clamber to ask ‘What did J Lo say in Spanish?’ on Twitter and beyond. The memes are also of course rolling in.

Well, if the countless tweets are anything to go by, she certainly made a statement she wanted to. Hopefully, with Joe Biden and Kamala harris taking over the power from Donald Trump, Hispanic and Latino American's will see some of their pain reversed. One day, we might not even need pointed statements from iconic singers like Jennifer Lopez to make the most oppressed people in these powerful countries feel seen.

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Jennifer Lopez Hairvolution

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1999

Vintage J.Lo! Super sleek and highlighted circa 'Jenny From The Block'.

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2000

Rocking the Ariana Grande half-pony, probably before Ariana was born.

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2001

Jennifer always loved a plunging neckline - it's hard to focus on her pared-back, wet-look locks.

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2002

And now we reach the 'Bennifer' (that's Jennifer and Ben Affleck to the uninitiated) era. That's some height at the crown.

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2004

The birth of the J.Lo bun - slicked back and super tight.

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2005

We like Ms Lopez with a fringe.

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2007

We have hair envy - how does she get those curls so bouncy?

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2009

The fringe is back - and this time, it's poker straight.

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2010

An elegant uupdo at Fashion Week - do we detect a growing-out fringe?

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2011

Giving new meaning to the expression 'beachy waves'.

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2012

An evening take on her beloved bun with added height.

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2013

We're seriously into this look - loving those big, defined curls and slicked-back side.

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2014

A lust-worthy swishy ponytail.

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2014

The Ariana half-pony returns - with added curls.

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2015

Present day! A mix of lift at the grown and pulled-out waves for a sultry look.

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