Grammy Award: Kendrick Lamar won 4, Beyoncay won 2 Awards in 67th Grammy, see the complete list of Winners

The 67th Grammy Award is being held at Los Angeles’s Crypto.com Arena. This award is the largest for the music industry, although this award has also been very special for India as Indian origin Chandrika Tandon has won the award. Best artists have been honored in this event, during which Beyoncé has once again made history and won the 34th Award.

Not only this, but in the category in which Beyoncé has won the award, for the first time in 50 years, a Black Women has named it. A total of 94 categories have been awarded in Grammy. When the singer’s name was called on the stage, he was absolutely surprised. During the event, the fire in Los Angeles was also mentioned.

Who received the award in which category

Album of the year – Beyonce Cauboy Carter

Song of the year – Kendrick Lamar – Not likes

Record of the year – Kendrick Lamar Not Like As

Best Pop Doo/ Group Performance – Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars Die with a Smile

Best Latin Pop Album – Shakira – Las Mujeres or No Lloran

Best new artist – Chappell Ron

Best Country Album – Beyonce Cauboy Carter

Best pop vocal album – Sabrina Carpenter – Short N Sweet

Best rap album – Doechi – Elegator Bites Never Heel

Best pop solo performance – Sabrina Carpenter Espresso

Best Dance / Electronic Music Album – Charlie Xcx Brat

Best rock performance – The Beatles – Now and Deen

Best rap performance – Kendrick Lamar Not Like As

Best rap song – Kendrick Lamar – Not likes

Best Alternanet Music Album – St. Vincent All Born Screaming

Best Country Solo Performance – Chris Stapelton It Tex a Woman

Best Country Dio/Group Performance – Beyoncé which includes Miley Cyrus – II Most Wanted

Best melodic rap performance – Erica Budu 3 with Rapsdy: AM

Best Dance Pop Recording – Charlie XCX – von Dutch

Best Dance/Electronic Recording – Justice and Tem Impala – Nevernder

Best R&B Performance – Muni Long – Made for Me (Live on BET)

Best Traditional R&B Performance – Lucky de thats you

Best comedy album – Dave Chapel – The Dreamer

Best R & B Song – SZA – Saturn

Best Progressive R & B Album – NXWoze (Anderson.Pak and Naxallase) Whi Laud, Every*Sunshine So Glad to No You (Both got)

Best R & B Album – Chris Brown 11:11 (Deluxe)

Best Folk Album – Gilian Welch and David Rolings – Woodland

Best music urbana album – Resident – Las Letrass or No Importon

Best metal performance – Gojira, Marina Vioti and Victor Le Masne – Mea Kulpa (Ah!)

Best African Music Performance – Temes Love Me JJ

Best rock song – St. Vincent Broken Man

Best rock album – The Rolling Stones Haikney Diamonds

Best Alternative Music Performance – St. Vincent Flee

Best Alternative Music Album – Matte by Royal Philharmanic Orchestra Characteristics – Alkabulus II

Best Audio Book, Nation, Storytailing Recording – Jimmy Carter – Last Sunday in the Plains: A Centennial Celebration

Best Country Song – How Musgravs – The Architect

Best Song Ritten for Visual Media – John Batist – It Never Vent Ae From American Symphony

Best Musica Mexicana album (including Tejano) – Carin Leone – Boca Chuika, Voluum 1

Song Writer of the Year (Non -Classical) – Amy Allen

Producer of the year (non -classical) – Daniel Nigro

Best Music Theater Album – Hales Kitchen