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Lin-Manuel Miranda, creator of the musical "Hamilton," adds another success to his list by winning the prestigious Pulitzer Prize. He expresses his surprise and humility at receiving the award, which recognizes excellence in journalism, literature, and musical compositions.
Miranda talks about the challenge of balancing his busy schedule with eight weekly performances and caring for his baby. He credits his wife, and close family for their support, allowing him to 'survive' this demanding period.
The interviewer highlights "Hamilton's" immense popularity, attracting celebrities and selling out shows. Miranda announces the musical's upcoming tours, starting in Chicago and San Francisco. He also emphasizes his passion for a program that allows 20,000 students to experience the show, with the Rockefeller Foundation contributing $1.5 million to this initiative.
Miranda briefly discusses his recent acute laryngitis. Despite the challenge, he managed to recover quickly, missing only one show thanks to his doctor and strong support system.
The interviewer congratulates Miranda on his achievements, expressing joy and confidence in his continued success. Miranda thanks "Despierta América" for the interview and their support.