Ghana Natalia Lafourcade Grammy for her national organ disco!

Asi es, la hermosa cantante Natalia Lafourcade has won the 63rd edition of the Grammy Awards for his disco “Un canto por México”, while the Argentinian Fito Páez lives up to the award for the best Latin disco of rock or alternative.

Natalia Lafourcade finds herself among the winning Latin Grammy artists in the 63rd edition of the Grammy Awards, which takes place at a gala in a virtual medium gala and adapts to the restrictions of the sanitary contingency.

Here are the categorical numbers that are known each year from the Grammys, the Graduation of the United States Gravity divides its ceremony into two parts: a gala preview, which is not televised and will take place throughout the gala mayoral year; and the grand ceremony, which takes place in the late and announces the most popular awards and as part of a huge spectacle in the small pantalla.

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In this way, Natalia Lafourcade was present at the gala preview with the reconciliation at best mexican regional disco by “Un canto por México, Vol. 1”, the one that was crowned as the album of the year in the Latin Grammy in the last month of November, without embarrassment, as long as no one is present connected to accept.

Mientras que el argentino Fito Páez here is the award for the best Latin rock disco or alternative by “La conquista del espacio”.

I’m so nervous … Well, I’m not sure. We want, we want “, indicates Paez in a video parade to enlarge the gala.

Además, como si fuera poco, el reconocido Grupo Niche consiguió el gramófono dorado al mejor disco tropiese por “40”.

Thank you to God for this wonderful reconnaissance “, said the niche group members, dedicating the prize to its founder and bankrupt Jairo Varela and his country Colombia.

Performed in the purely Latin categories of the Grammys, including two other Spanish conductors such as the Venezuelan Gustavo Dudamel, who received the award for the best orchestral performance of “Ives: Complete Symphonies” at the front of the Los Angeles Philharmonic.

And another Latin triumphant fue the Haitian Kaytranada, who doubled: better electronic music disco or dance by “Bubba” and better grab dance by “10%” along with the song of Colombian origin Kali Uchis.

Cabe mentions that the Grammys are celebrating the day of his 63rd edition with a very special gala and all the united artists in a different way by mistake of the sanitary contingency.

From the 17 hours of Los Angeles, the city that traditionally celebrates the Grammys, the Academy will begin its grand ceremony, this year with Trevor Noah as presenter.

Hecho, the songs by Beyoncé and Taylor Swift, are without doubt the most important stars of world pop and are still beautiful as favorites for these awards.

Beyoncé recorded a total of nine nominations in front of Taylor Swift’s six, the same nominations that Dua Lipa and Roddy Rich have.

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The winners of the gala preview of the 63rd annual edition of the Grammy Awards, including the following, without embarrassment, do not include the awards of televised ceremonies.

• Best double / group pop interpretation: “Rain on Me”, Lady Gaga with Ariana Grande.
• Best Traditional Pop Album: “American Standard”, James Taylor.
• Best Alternative Music Album: “Fetch the Bolt Cutters”, Fiona Apple.
• Best R&B Album: “Bigger Love”, John Legend.
• Best rap album: “King’s Disease”, Nas.
• Best rap interpretation: “Savage”, Megan Thee Stallion with @Beyonce.
• Major album of the jazz voice: “Secrets Are the Best Stories”, Kurt Elling with Danilo Pérez.
• Major album of jazz instrumental: “Trilogy 2”, Chick Corea, Christian McBride and Brian Blade.
• Best Latin jazz album: “Four Questions”, Arturo O’Farrill & The Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra.
• Best improvised solo jazz: “All Blues”, Chick Corea.
• Best album gospel: “Gospel According to PJ”, PJ Morton.
• Best Album of Contemporary Christian Music: “Jesus Is King”, Kanye West.
• Best rock album or Latin alternative: “La conquista del espacio”, Fito Páez.
• Best Mexican Regional Music Album (including Tejana): “A Song by Mexico, Vol. 1”, Natalia Lafourcade.
• Best album latino tropical: “40”, Grupo Niche.
• Best Orchestral Interpretation: Gustavo Dudamel, “Ives: Complete Symphonies”.
• Best reggae album: “Got to Be Tough”, Toots and the Maytals.
• Major album hablado: “Blowout: Corrupted Democracy, Rogue State Russia, and the Richest, Most Destructive Industry on Earth”, Rachel Maddow.
• Best Comedy Album: “Black Mitzvah”, Tiffany Haddish.
• Major album of the musical: “Jagged Little Pill”
• Best soundtrack compiled for visual media: “Jojo Rabbit”.
• Mejor banda sonora compose for the visual media: “Joker”, Hildur Guðnadóttir.
• Best song composed for visual media: “No Time to Die”, Billie Eilish and Finneas.
• Producer of the year, no classic: Andrew Watt.
• Best video musical: “Brown Skin Girl”, Beyoncé, Blue Ivy y Whiz Kid.
• Major video music version larga: “Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice”.