Latina star Jennifer Lopez along with other performers including Lady Gaga will perform at the 59th Inaugural Ceremonies on Wednesday.

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Big Stars to Perform at Biden Inauguration

Jennifer Lopez and other stars in the country are going to perform during the 59th Inaugural Ceremonies on Wednesday when Joe Biden and Kamala Harris will be sworn officially as the President and Vice-President in the United States.

According to a report in NBC News, Jennifer Lopez will give a musical performance on the West Front of the U.S. Capitol where the ceremony will be taking place. Meanwhile, Lady Gaga is expected to sing the national anthem.

The announcement of their participation at the Biden inauguration just one day after the Biden team revealed that Tom Hanks will host the 90-minute primetime TV special to celebrate the Biden-Harris inauguration day. Aside from Jennifer Lopez and Lady Gaga, other performers include Justin Timberlake, Jon Bon Jovi, Demi Lovato, and Ant Clemons.

Jennifer Lopez is one of the most successful and influential Latin artists in the country. She is of Puerto Rican descent who achieved so much in the music industry. Jennifer Lopez is an award-winning actress, singer, dancer, producer, and businesswoman hailing originally from New York City.

It can also be remembered that Jennifer Lopez and Shakira made history last year as the first Latina duo to headline the Super Bowl halftime show. Both Jennifer Lopez and Shakira performed their music hits and showcased their Latino culture.

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Jennifer Lopez Has Been an Outspoken Supporter of Joe Biden

Jenifer Lopez and her partner Alex Rodriguez have been very outspoken and showed their support to Joe Biden during the Presidential campaign. They talked about the impact of COVID-19 among the Latino community, the need to contain the virus, rebuild the economy, and unify the country.

In fact, Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez joined Joe Biden's wife in an effort to encourage Latinos to vote across the country. Even though Joe Biden did not get the majority of the votes of the Latino community, still it cannot be denied that some states flipped to Democrats after Latino showed their support to Biden.

Jennifer Lopez told Joe Biden during a virtual chat on Oct. 16: "For me, it's unifying the nation again, you know, getting rid of this hate. Thinking about my kids walking around in a world where it's OK to be racist or prejudiced because our administration says it's OK - that, to me, is really sad because it's not the country that I believe that I grew up in."

Lopez also added that her kind of hope and quest is for the Latino community to start to understand their power. It can be recounted that the Latino community is the largest minority group in the country during the 2020 U.S. Presidential election.

Joe Biden also replied and wrote through his Twitter account, "Thank you for stepping up and speaking out. As Jennifer said: The Latino community has the power to determine the outcome of this election."