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WATCH: Arthur Aviles on why he’s turning to Barbra Streisand amid the pandemic
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December 17, 2020
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1:32Now PlayingDancer and choreographer Arthur Aviles has put one song on repeat to provide him optimism for the future this year: Barbra Streisand’s rendition of “Tomorrow” from the Broadway musical “Annie.”
“It has a wonderful naïveté to it, and a beautiful lyric, and a great sentiment,” Aviles told the PBS NewsHour.
In a year of crisis, here are the songs that some artists have turned to to bring them comfort or joy. Listen to the Spotify playlist here
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