America’s Got Talent LAPD mariachi band gets muted Dodger Stadium reception
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Add The California Post on Google Dodger Stadium got serenaded by a bunch of police officers before Monday night’s game against the Reds .
Before the game, a mariachi band called Los Servidores performed a song in Spanish for the audience.
The Rams Mariachi Band performs at the Rams watch party for the NFC Conference Championship between the LA Rams and the Seattle Seahawks at Sofi Stadium on Sunday, Jan. 25, 2026, in Los Angeles, Calif. Carlin Stiehl for California Post But this isn’t just any mariachi band. Los Servidores are an all-law-enforcement mariachi band made up of active Los Angeles police officers. The reason they performed on Monday night is because it was First Responders Night at the stadium.
Los Servidores are performing at Dodger Stadium. It’s a mariachi made up of LAPD and other law enforcement agencies. They were on season 21 of “America’s Got Talent.” pic.twitter.com/bnADNbcgux
Since the performance took place a while before the actual game began, there weren’t too many fans in the crowd. And those who were in attendance didn’t seem to have much of a reaction to the performance, even when the lead singer called out to them at one point.
A Dodger fan holds up a 1988 World Series pennant flag during an unveiling ceremony honoring Los Angeles Dodgers great Orel Hershiser with the 2,853rd star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Los Angeles on Thursday, Aug. 13, 2026. Jim Ruymen/UPI/Shutterstock Los Servidores are known for being featured on Season 21 of “America’s Got Talent,” which is airing right now.
The mariachi band appeared on Episode 7 of the current season, wowing the crowd and judges alike with a Spanish-language mariachi rendition of the iconic “Walking on Sunshine.”
It would be interesting to hear about how the performance was received by those who witnessed in person. Perhaps fans were just eager to see superstar Shohei Ohtani return to the starting lineup.
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