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3. Juni 2008 · Usnavi learns that his bodega sold a winning lottery ticket—someone in the barrio has won $96,000! This sets the neighborhood to dreaming about what they would do with the money.
Provided to YouTube by Ghostlight Records96,000 · Lin-Manuel Miranda · Christopher Jackson · Robin de Jesús · Seth Stewart · Janet Dacal · Andrea BurnsIn The...
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The song’s title refers to a $96,000 lottery prize, which becomes the focal point of the characters’ dreams and desires. As the lyrics unfold, we delve into the hopes and aspirations of a tight-knit community, each member imagining how their life would change if they won the money.
- 2008
- Lin-Manuel Miranda
11. Juni 2021 · The lyrics to "96,000" were changed slightly from the original In the Heights musical. Find out why Lin-Manuel Miranda removed a reference to President Trump.
- Elena Nicolaou
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3. Juni 2008 · 96,000 (Radio Edit) Lyrics: Ninety-six thousand / Damn! / Ninety-six thousand / Dollas? Holla! / Ninety-six thousand / Yo, somebody won! / Ninety-six thousand! / Yo, if I won the lotto tomorrow...
18. Feb. 2011 · A World Premiere Music Video! Broadway.com heads into the recording studio with the cast of In the Heights.
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Well, I know I wouldn't bother goin' on no spendin' spree. I pick a business school and pay the entrance fee! Then maybe if you're lucky, you'll stay friends with me! I'll be a businessman, richer than Nina's daddy! Donald Trump and I on the links, and he's my caddy!