Born in Riverside, California, Sandra Sepúlveda moved to Nashville at the age of 5 years old with her parents, who immigrated from Mexico. In 2020, Sandra was the first Latina and youngest woman ever elected to the Metropolitan Council of Nashville and Davidson County. A proud member of Nashville SC Supporter Group La Brigada de Oro, Sandra exemplifies the spirit of public service and dedication to improving the community.
2022 Hero of the Match: Sandra Sepúlveda
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