LA VOZ KIDS' Paola Guanche to Perform National Anthem at Chicago Bears-Pittsburgh Steelers NFL Game, 9/22
By: Tyler Peterson
Paola Guanche, the winner of Telemundo's highest-rated reality competition "La Voz Kids," will sing the national anthem during the opening of the NFL game, Chicago vs. Pittsburgh, this Sunday, September 22. This game is part of the NFL's celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, a time when the NFL and all teams honor the contributions of the Hispanic fans, players, and communities through designated games and celebrations. Flanked by a U.S. Army color guard of Hispanic soldiers, the 12-year-old talented singer will perform live to an audience of nearly 24 million viewers in the nationally televised matchup between two of the country's most popular teams.
Paola Guanche, from Miami, Florida, comes from a family of well-known Cuban singers and performers. She began singing and acting in shows with her family at a young age and has always felt comfortable in front of an audience. Paola joined "La Voz Kids" to show that, just like the rest of her family, she has star quality and can charm the audience with her voice, as she proved by winning the popular vote for first place in "La Voz Kids."
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