Debbie D'Souza, a vibrant and multifaceted individual, was born in the vibrant city of Caracas, Venezuela, where she grew up amidst a prosperous and free society, much like America. However, the Venezuela she knew has undergone a significant transformation, evolving into a socialist country, a development that has deeply impacted her life and work.
As a passionate advocate for conservative Latinos, Debbie is driven by a strong desire to educate her fellow Hispanics about the importance of voting for a party that embodies the values and principles of the majority of the Hispanic community. Her unique perspective, shaped by her dual nationalities, is a reflection of her Mexican-American heritage from her mother's side and her Venezuelan roots from her father's.
Debbie's love affair with music began at the tender age of four, and her passion for singing has continued to grow and flourish throughout her life. She started singing on a weekly-televised variety show called "Las Voces Blancas" in her birth country of Venezuela. During her teenage years in the Rio Grande Valley, she continued to hone her singing skills in school choir, church, weddings, and as the lead singer in a jazz band. Debbie also lent her voice to radio jingles for local businesses, further solidifying her reputation as a talented singer.
As a recording artist and former worship leader, Debbie's voice has been featured in various musical endeavors. Her powerful vocals can be heard at the end of the film "Hillary's America," where she sings the iconic "God Bless America." Debbie is married to conservative bestselling author and filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza, and together they have three grown children.
Throughout her life, Debbie has been driven by a strong sense of purpose, using her talents and experiences to spread important messages and inspire others. Her remarkable story is a testament to her unwavering dedication to her craft and her unshakeable commitment to her values.
