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Listen to Rachel Zegler Sing ‘Don’t Cry for Me Argentina’
Experience what thousands in London have wandered by for free.
the street beside the Palladium Theatre, where Rachel Zegler makes her near-daily appearance in costume jewelry and a fascist wig to sing “Don’t Cry for Me Argentina” to the masses. You may notice that Zegler, who has been unfairly criticized throughout her career, both by right-wing media and her Disney film’s producer, sounds incredible: clear as a bell but emotionally acute, and remarkably healthy for someone whose vocal chords have had constant exposure to the fumes that drift off the asphalt of a major metropolis. Rice’s argument about the song’s lyrics has long been that Eva Perón is reciting platitudes to her supporters that will only later become dark truths once she is sick near the end of the show.
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