Bad Bunny made history at the 68th annual Grammy Awards by becoming the first Latin artist to win the prestigious album of the year award for his album “DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS.” The Puerto Rican singer’s victory came over tough competition, including Kendrick Lamar, Justin Bieber, Sabrina Carpenter, Clipse, Pusha T & Malice, Lady Gaga, Leon Thomas, and Tyler, the Creator.
Kendrick Lamar also had a successful night, winning five awards, including record of the year for his collaboration with SZA on the track “luther.” This achievement pushed Lamar ahead of Jay-Z as the most decorated rapper in Grammy history, with a total of 27 wins.
Lady Gaga also shined at the ceremony, taking home four Grammys for her album “Mayhem” and hit single “Abracadabra,” winning in categories such as best pop vocal album and best dance pop recording. Gaga’s Canadian producer Cirkut was among the most nominated individuals and secured two wins, including producer of the year, non-classical.
Billie Eilish clinched the song of the year award for the third time for her work on “WILDFLOWER,” co-written with her brother Finneas. British singer-songwriter Olivia Dean was named the best new artist.
Despite four nominations, Justin Bieber left empty-handed but delivered a memorable performance of his song “YUKON” from his nominated album “Swag.” Joni Mitchell received recognition for the best historical album with “Joni Mitchell Archives, Volume 4: The Asylum Years — 1976-1980.”
Other notable winners included Lola Young for best solo pop performance with “Messy,” Turnstile for best rock album with “NEVER ENOUGH,” and Kendrick Lamar for best rap album with “GNX.” Additionally, FKA twigs secured the best dance/electronic album award for “EUSEXUA,” and The Cure won for best alternative music album with “Songs of a Lost World.”
The 68th Grammy Awards celebrated a diverse range of talent across various music genres, showcasing exceptional performances and recognizing outstanding achievements in the music industry.
