It's finally here! The 19th Latin GRAMMY Awards are underway in Las Vegas, with the Premiere Ceremony already in the books. Here is the full up-to-date list of nominations and winners. Tune in to The Biggest Night in Latin Music airing live from Las Vegas on Univision on Nov. 15 at 8 p.m.

General Field

1. Record Of The Year

1. NO VAYA A SER
   Pablo Alborán
   Julio Reyes Copello, record producer; Carlos Fernando López, Ricardo López Lalinde, Natalia Ramírez & Julio Reyes Copello, recording engineers; Trevor Muzzy, mixer; Antonio Baglio, mastering engineer
   Track from: Prometo
   [Parlophone/Warner Music Spain]
    
2. É FAKE (HOMEM BARATO)
   Anaadi
   Leo Bracht, record producer; Leo Bracht, recording engineer; Leo Bracht, mixer; Felipe Tichauer, mastering engineer
   Track from: Noturno
   [Jasmine Music]
    
3. MI GENTE
   J Balvin con Willy William
   Willy William, record producer; Richard Diaz (Da Combo), Andrés Restrepo "Rolo" & Willy William, recording engineers; Phil Greiss, mixer; Luca Pretolesi, mastering engineer
   [Scorpio Music/Universal Music Latino]
    
4. INTERNACIONALES
   Bomba Estéreo
   Edgar Barrera, Christian Castagno, Simón Mejía & Liliana Saumet, record producers; Ethan Shumaker, recording engineer; Ricky Reed, mixer; Chris Athens, mastering engineer
   Track from: Ayo
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin]
    
5. TELEFONÍA WINNER
   Jorge Drexler
   Carles Campi Campón & Jorge Drexler, producers; Carles Campi Campón & Ernesto García, recording engineers; Matías Cella, mixer; Fred Kevorkian, mastering engineer
   Track from: Salvavidas De Hielo
   [Warner Music Spain]
    
6. PARA SIEMPRE
   Kany García
   Marcos Sánchez & Afo Verde, record producers; José E. Díaz, Orlando Ferrer & Marcos Sánchez, recording engineers; Marcos Sánchez, mixer; Eduardo Ramos, mastering engineer
   Track from: Soy Yo
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin]
    
7. X
   Nicky Jam & J Balvin
   Giordano Ashruf, Rashid Badloe, Shareef Badloe & Jonathan Bryan Thiel, record producers; Mateo Cano & Cristhian Mena, recording engineers; Alejandro Patiño, mixer; Alejandro Patiño, mastering engineer
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin]
    
8. DANZA DE GARDENIAS
   Natalia Lafourcade Featuring Los Macorinos
   Kiko Campos, record producer; Rubén López Arista, recording engineer; Rubén López Arista, mixer; Gavin Lurssen, mastering engineer
   [Sony Music Entertainment México, S.A. de C.V.]
    
9. BAILAR CONTIGO
   Monsieur Periné
   Eduardo Cabra, Catalina García Barahona & Santiago Prieto Sarabia, record producers; Eduardo Cabra & Uriel Dorfman, recording engineers; Fab Dupont, mixer; Diego Calviño & Pablo López Ruiz, mastering engineers
   [Sony Music Entertainment Colombia S.A.]
    
10. MALAMENTE
    Rosalía
    El Guincho & Rosalía, record producers; El Guincho, recording engineer; Jaycen Joshua, mixer; Chris Athens, mastering engineer
    [Rosalia/Sony Music Entertainment España S.L.]

2. Album Of The Year

1. PROMETO
   Pablo Alborán
   Julio Reyes Copello, album producer; Carlos Fernando López, Ricardo López Lalinde, Natalia Ramírez & Julio Reyes Copello, album recording engineers; Javier Garza, Carlos Fernando López, Trevor Muzzy & Julio Reyes Copello, album mixers; Pablo Alborán, songwriter; Antonio Baglio, album mastering engineer
   [Parlophone/Warner Music Spain]
    
2. VIBRAS
   J Balvin
   Childsplay, Dj Chuckie, Marco Masís, Carlos E. Ortiz, Pardo, Alejandro Ramírez, Juan G. Rivera & Willy William, album producers; Phil Greiss, Josh Gudwin, Alejandro Patiño & Juan G. Rivera, album mixers; J Balvin, Jesús M. Nieves Cortes, Marco Masís & Alejandro Ramírez, songwriters; Dave Kutch, album mastering engineer
   [Universal Music Latino]
    
3. CARAVANAS
   Chico Buarque
   Vinicius França & Luiz Claudio Ramos, album producers; Lucas Ariel, Gabriel Pinheiro & Fernando Prado, album recording engineers; Gabriel Pinheiro, album mixer; Chico Buarque, songwriter; Luiz Tornaghi, album mastering engineer
   [Biscoito Fino]
    
4. SALVAVIDAS DE HIELO
   Jorge Drexler
   Carles Campi Campón & Jorge Drexler, album producers; Carles Campi Campón, Ernesto García & Pablo Martín Jones, album recording engineers; Matías Cella, album mixer; Jorge Drexler, songwriter; Fred Kevorkian, album mastering engineer
   [Warner Music Spain]
    
5. SIGUIENTE
   El David Aguilar
   David Bravou, Juan Cubas, Guillermo Durán, El David Aguilar, Juan García Álvarez, Pere George, Carlos González, Ulises Hadjis, Hernán Hecht, Alberto Hernández, Miguel Inzunza, Alejandro Jiménez, Demián Jiménez, Carlos Mier, Diego Mier, Herman Nunes, Luca Ortega, Alan Saucedo & Ignacio Sotelo, album producers; David Bravou, Juan Cubas, Guillermo Durán, Juan García Álvarez, Carlos González, Ulises Hadjis, Hernán Hecht, Miguel Inzunza, Demián Jiménez, Diego Mier, Herman Nunes, Luca Ortega & Alan Saucedo, album recording engineers; Ignacio Sotelo, album mixer; El David Aguilar, songwriter; Juan García Álvarez, album mastering engineer
   [Discos Valiente/Universal Music Group]
    
6. SOY YO
   Kany García
   Residente, Marcos Sánchez, Trooko & Afo Verde, album producers; Larry Coll, José E. Díaz, Orlando Ferrer, Luca Germini, Iván Belvis Navarro, Marcos Sánchez & Carlos Velázquez, album recording engineers; Beatriz Artola, album mixer; Kany García, songwriter; Eduardo Ramos, album mastering engineer
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin]
    
7. MUSAS (UN HOMENAJE AL FOLCLORE LATINOAMERICANO EN MANOS DE LOS MACORINOS), VOL. 2
   Natalia Lafourcade
   Cheche Alara, Kiko Campos & Gustavo Guerrero, album producers; Rubén López Arista, Daniel Bitrán Arizpe & Héctor Castillo, album recording engineers; Rubén López Arista & Noah Georgeson, album mixers; Natalia Lafourcade, songwriter; Gavin Lurssen, album mastering engineer
   [Sony Music Entertainment México, S.A. de C.V.]
    
8. ¡MÉXICO POR SIEMPRE! WINNER
   Luis Miguel
   Luis Miguel & David Reitzas, album producers; David Reitzas & Jess Sutcliffe, album recording engineers; David Reitzas, album mixer; José Alfredo Jiménez, songwriter; Eric Boulanger & David Reitzas, album mastering engineers
   [Warner Music México, S.A. de C.V.]
    
9. ENCANTO TROPICAL
   Monsieur Periné
   Eduardo Cabra, Catalina García Barahona & Santiago Prieto Sarabia, album producers; Eduardo Cabra, Uriel Dorfman, Santiago Prieto Sarabia & Alan Saucedo, album recording engineers; Fab Dupont & Harold Sanders, album mixers; Catalina García Barahona & Santiago Prieto Sarabia, songwriters; Diego Calviño & Pablo López Ruíz, album mastering engineers
   [Sony Music Enterntaiment Colombia S.A./M3 Music]
    
10. CUANDO EL RÍO SUENA...
    Rozalén
    Adrián García, Ismael Guijarro & Sebastián Schon, album producers; Jordi Gil, Ismael Guijarro, Manu Pájaro, Santiago Quizhpe, José María Rosillo & Sebastián Schon, album recording engineers; Felipe Guevara, José Maria Rosillo, Eduardo Ruíz, Sebastián Schon & Oscar Vinader, album mixers; Rozalén, songwriter; Juan Hidalgo & Mike Kalajian, album mastering engineers
    [Conderechoa S.L./Sony Music]

3. Song Of The Year

1. ANTES DE TI
   Manú Jalil & Mon Laferte, songwriters (Mon Laferte)
   [Universal Music Mexico S.A. de C.V.]
    
2. BAILAR CONTIGO
   Monsieur Periné & Mauricio Rengifo, songwriters (Monsieur Periné)
   [Sony Music Entertainment Colombia S.A.]
    
3. DANZA DE GARDENIAS
   David Aguilar Dorantes & Natalia Lafourcade, songwriters (Natalia Lafourcade Featuring Los Macorinos)
   [Sony Music Entertainment México, S.A. de C.V.]
    
4. EMBRUJO
   El David Aguilar, songwriter (El David Aguilar)
   [Discos Valiente/Universal Music Group]
    
5. LA PUERTA VIOLETA
   Rozalén, songwriter (Rozalén)
   [Sony Music Entertainment]
    
6. MALAMENTE
   Antón Alvarez Alfaro, Pablo Diaz-Reixa & Rosalia, songwriters (Rosalía)
   [Rosalia/Sony Music Entertainment España S.L.]
    
7. PARA SIEMPRE
   Kany García, songwriter (Kany García)
   Track from: Soy Yo
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin]
    
8. ROBARTE UN BESO
   Mauricio Rengifo, Andrés Torres, Carlos Vives & Sebastian Yatra, songwriters (Carlos Vives & Sebastian Yatra)
   Track from: Vives
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin]
    
9. TELEFONÍA WINNER
   Jorge Drexler, songwriter (Jorge Drexler)
   Track from: Salvavidas De Hielo
   [Warner Music Spain]
    
10. TU VIDA MI VIDA
    Fito Páez, songwriter (Fito Páez)
    Track from: La Ciudad Liberada
    [Sony Music Entertainment Argentina S.A.]

4. Best New Artist

1. ANGELA AGUILAR
    
2. ANAADI
    
3. EL DAVID AGUILAR
    
4. ALEX FERREIRA
    
5. KAROL G WINNER
    
6. LOSPETITFELLAS
    
7. NANA MENDOZA
    
8. CHRISTIAN NODAL
    
9. CLAUDIA PRIETO
    
10. BENJAMÍN WALKER

Field 1 — Pop

5. Best Contemporary Pop Vocal Album

1. SER
   Axel
   [Sony Music Entertainment España]
    
2. CAMINO FUEGO Y LIBERTAD
   Pablo López
   [Universal Music Spain]
    
3. CUERPO Y ALMA
   Beatriz Luengo
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin]
    
4. F.A.M.E. WINNER
   Maluma
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin]
    
5. MIRADAS
   Nana Mendoza
   [Alternativa Representa S.A.]

6. Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album

1. PROMETO
   Pablo Alborán
   [Parlophone/Warner Music Spain]
    
2. SOLO LOS BUENOS MOMENTOS
   Mojito Lite
   [Mojito Lite Sinfonic]
    
3. AMOR SUPREMO DESNUDO
   Carla Morrison
   [Carla Morrison Musica/Cosmica Records]
    
4. HAZTE SENTIR WINNER
   Laura Pausini
   [Warner Music Latina]
    
5. FELIZ
   Nahuel Pennisi
   [Sony Music/Ariola]

Field 2 — Urban

7. Best Urban Fusion/Performance

1. MI GENTE
   J Balvin Con Willy William Featuring Beyoncé
   [Scorpio Music/Universal Music Latin Entertainment]
    
2. INTERNACIONALES
   Bomba Estéreo
   Track from: Ayo
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin]
    
3. YO CONTRA TI
   Daddy Yankee Featuring Orquesta Sinfónica De Puerto Rico
   [El Cartel Records]
    
4. SUA CARA
   Major Lazer Featuring Anitta & Pabllo Vittar
   [Mad Decent]
    
5. MALAMENTE WINNER
   Rosalía
   [Rosalia/Sony Music Entertainment España S.L.]

8. Best Urban Music Album

1. VIBRAS WINNER
   J Balvin
   [Universal Music Latino]
    
2. SIN MIEDO
   ChocQuibTown
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin]
    
3. COASTCITY
   COASTCITY
   [Empire]
    
4. ODISEA
   Ozuna
   [VP Records / Dimelo Vi / Sony Music Entertainment]
    
5. LEBRON
   ToteKing
   [Sony Music Entertainment España]

9. Best Urban Song

1. DOWNTOWN
   Anitta, J. Balvin, Justin Quiles & Alejandro Ramírez, songwriters (Anitta Featuring J Balvin)
   [Warner Music Brasil]
    
2. DURA WINNER
   Daddy Yankee, Urbani Mota Cedeño, Juan G. Rivera Vazquez & Luis Jorge Romero, songwriters (Daddy Yankee)
   [El Cartel Records/Universal Music Latin Entertainment]
    
3. MI CAMA
   Rene David Cano, Andy Clay, Karol G, Antonio Rayo & Omar Sabino, songwriters (Karol G)
   [Universal Music Latino]
    
4. SENSUALIDAD
   J Balvin, Bad Bunny, Juan M. Frías, Luian Malave, Prince Royce, Edgar Semper & Xavier Semper, songwriters (Bad Bunny, Prince Royce & J Balvin)
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin]
    
5. X
   Giordano Ashruf, Rashid Badloe, Shareef Badloe, J. Balvin, Nicky Jam, Juan Diego Medina Vélez & Jonathan Bryan Thiel, songwriters (Nicky Jam & J Balvin)
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin]

Field 3 — Rock

10. Best Rock Album

1. EXPECTATIVAS WINNER
   Bunbury
   [Warner Music Spain]
    
2. F-A-C-I-L
   Richard Coleman
   [Popart Discos/Sony Music]
    
3. LA SÍNTESIS O'KONOR
   Él Mató A Un Policía Motorizado
   [Nacional Records/Laptra Records]
    
4. AHORA LO SABES TODO
   Los Pixel
   [Independiente]
    
5. SUENAN LAS ALARMAS
   NoTeVaGustar
   [Sony Music/Popart Discos]

11. Best Pop/Rock Album

1. EL ENCUENTRO
   Bambi
   [Universal Music Group]
    
2. COSMOVISIONES
   Comisario Pantera
   [Discos Valiente/EMI Music México S.A. de C.V/Universal Music Group]
    
3. LA SANGRE BUENA
   Ella Es Tan Cargosa
   [Rinoceronte Discos/Sony Music]
    
4. GEOMETRÍA DEL RAYO WINNER
   Manolo García
   [Sony Music Entertainment España/Perro Records]
    
5. PENSACOLA RADIO
   Lucas & The Woods
   [Independiente]

12. Best Rock Song

1. AHORA IMAGINO COSAS
   Santiago Motorizado, songwriter (Él Mató A Un Policía Motorizado)
   Track from: La Síntesis O'konor
   [Nacional Records/Laptra Records]
    
2. DÍAS FUTUROS
   Richard Coleman, songwriter (Richard Coleman)
   Track from: F-A-C-I-L
   [Popart Discos/Sony Music]
    
3. LA ACTITUD CORRECTA
   Enrique Bunbury, songwriter (Bunbury)
   Track from: Expectativas
   [Warner Music Spain]
    
4. LA LLAMADA
   Leiva, songwriter (Leiva)
   [Sony Music Entertainment España]
    
5. TU VIDA MI VIDA WINNER
   Fito Páez, songwriter (Fito Páez)
   Track from: La Ciudad Liberada
   [Sony Music Entertainment Argentina S.A.]

Field 4 — Alternative

13. Best Alternative Music Album

1. CLAROSCURA WINNER
   Aterciopelados
   [Sony Music Entertainment Colombia S.A.]
    
2. PUÑAL
   Dante Spinetta
   [Sony Music Entertainment Argentina S.A./Columbia]
    
3. FUERZA ARARÁ
   Telmary
   [Producciones Colibrí]
    
4. MISMO SITIO, DISTINTO LUGAR
   Vetusta Morla
   [Pequeño Salto Mortal/Sony Music]
    
5. AZTLAN
   Zoé
   [EMI/Universal Music Group/Panoram]

14. Best Alternative Song

1. AZUL
   León Larregui, songwriter (Zoé)
   Track from: Aztlán
   [EMI/Universal Music Group/Panoram]
    
2. CONSEJO DE SABIOS
   Guillermo Galván, songwriter (Vetusta Morla)
   Track from: Mismo Sitio, Distinto Lugar
   [Pequeño Salto Mortal/Sony Music]
    
3. DÚO
   Andrea Echeverri, songwriter (Aterciopelados)
   Track from: Claroscura
   [Sony Music Entertainment Colombia S.A.]
    
4. MALAMENTE WINNER
   Antón Alvarez Alfaro, Pablo Diaz-Reixa & Rosalía, songwriters (Rosalía)
   [Rosalia/Sony Music Entertainment España S.L.]
    
5. MI VIDA
   Dante Spinetta, songwriter (Dante Spinetta)
   Track from: Puñal
   [Sony Music Entertainment Argentina S.A./Columbia]

Field 5 — Tropical

15. Best Salsa Album

1. CANTOR DEL PUEBLO
   Alexander Abreu y Havana D´ Primera
   [Páfata Productions]
    
2. PA' MI GENTE
   Charlie Aponte
   [CA Records Inc]
    
3. LOS CREADORES DEL SONIDO
   Chiquito Team Band
   [Planet Records]
    
4. 25/7 WINNER
   Víctor Manuelle
   [Sony Music Latin]
    
5. LA ESQUINA DEL BAILADOR
   Pete Perignon
   [Pete Perignon Music]

16. Best Cumbia/Vallenato Album

1. TRIBUTO A LA CUMBIA COLOMBIANA 4
   Alberto Barros
   [Fonovisa Records/Universal Music Group]
    
2. DIANA BURCO
   Diana Burco
   [Independiente]
    
3. DE PARRANDA
   Jean Carlos Centeno y Ronal Urbina
   [Codiscos]
    
4. ESTO ES VIDA WINNER
   Silvestre Dangond
   [Sony Music]
    
5. LA ELEGANCIA DE LA MÚSICA
   Juan Piña
   [Vibra Music Entertainment S.A.S.]

17. Best Contemporary Tropical Album

1. DIOMEDIZAO
   Elvis Crespo
   [Flash Music]
    
2. PRESENTA: SWING 80
   Milton Salcedo
   [The Entity/Mas Music Productions]
    
3. MOMENTOS DE CINE
   Daniel Santacruz
   [Penluis Music]
    
4. GOLDEN
   Romeo Santos
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin]
    
5. VIVES WINNER
   Carlos Vives
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin]

18. Best Traditional Tropical Album

1. A MÍ QUÉ - TRIBUTO A LOS CLÁSICOS CUBANOS WINNER
   José Alberto El Canario & El Septeto Santiaguero
   [Los Canarios Music]
    
2. MEDORO MADERA
   Rubén Blades Con Roberto Delgado y Orquesta
   [Rubén Blades Productions]
    
3. LA FIESTA CONTINÚA
   La Sonora Santanera
   [Sony Music]
    
4. OMARA SIEMPRE
   Omara Portuondo
   [Egrem]
    
5. MOTIVOS
   María Rivas
   [Angel Falls Artists Inc.]

19. Best Tropical Fusion Album

1. SOBRENATURAL
   Manny Cruz
   [Penluis Music]
    
2. PALANTE EL MAMBO!
   Diego Gutiérrez
   [Egrem]
    
3. SUPERNOVA
   Sheila King
   [Sheila King Publishing]
    
4. COMO ANILLO AL DEDO WINNER
   Aymee Nuviola
   [Top Stop Music]
    
5. CUCUCUPRÁ, CUPRÁ
   Safara
   [Star Arsis Entertainment Group]

20. Best Tropical Song

1. CÁSATE CONMIGO
   Silvestre Dangond, Nicky Jam, Juan Medina, Mauricio Rengifo & Andrés Torres, songwriters (Silvestre Dangond Featuring Nicky Jam)
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin]
    
2. ENAMÓRATE BAILANDO
   Jorge Luis Piloto, songwriter (Reynier Pérez y Su Septeto Acarey Featuring Gilberto Santa Rosa)
   Track from: Enamórate Bailando
   [Independiente]
    
3. ME ENAMORO MÁS DE TI
   Jorge Luis Piloto, Jean Rodríguez & Tony Succar, songwriters (Tony Succar Featuring Jean Rodríguez)
   [Unity Entertainment]
    
4. QUIERO TIEMPO WINNER
   Juan Carlos Luces & Víctor Manuelle, songwriters (Víctor Manuelle Featuring Juan Luis Guerra)
   Track from: 25/7
   [Sony Music Latin]
    
5. SIMPLES CORAZONES
   Fonseca, Mauricio Rengifo & Andrés Torres, songwriters (Fonseca)
   [Sony Music Latin]

Field 6 — Singer-Songwriter

21. Best Singer-Songwriter Album

1. SALVAVIDAS DE HIELO WINNER
   Jorge Drexler
   [Warner Music Spain]
    
2. SIGUIENTE
   El David Aguilar
   [Discos Valiente/Universal Music Group]
    
3. SOY YO
   Kany García
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin]
    
4. COMPOSITORES
   Claudia Prieto
   [440 Portátil]
    
5. 2:00 AM
   Raquel Sofía
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin]

Field 7 — Regional-Mexican

22. Best Ranchero/Mariachi Album

1. PRIMERO SOY MEXICANA
   Angela Aguilar
   [Machín Records]
    
2. JOSÉ ALFREDO Y YO
   Tania Libertad
   [Sony Music Entertainment México, S.A. de C.V.]
    
3. LEYENDAS DE MI PUEBLO
   Mariachi Sol De México De José Hernández
   [Serenata Records]
    
4. ¡MÉXICO POR SIEMPRE! WINNER
   Luis Miguel
   [Warner Music México, S.A. de C.V.]
    
5. ME DEJÉ LLEVAR
   Christian Nodal
   [Fonovisa Records/Universal Music Group/JG Music]

23. Best Banda Album

1. LOS GUSTOS QUE ME DOY WINNER
   Banda Los Recoditos
   [Fonovisa Records/Universal Music Group]
    
2. EN VIDA
   Banda Los Sebastianes
   [Fonovisa Records/Universal Music Group]
    
3. AHORA SOY YO
   Luis Coronel
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin]
    
4. BRINDEMOS
   Jerry Demara
   [Casa Nacional]
    
5. EN EL CAMINO
   El Fantasma y Su Equipo Armado
   [Afinarte Music]

24. Best Tejano Album

1. PORQUE TODAVÍA TE QUIERO
   Jimmy Gonzalez y Grupo Mazz
   [M Music & Entertainment Group, LLC/ Freddie Records]
    
2. PRÓXIMO NIVEL
   Grupo Alamo
   [Ro' Records]
    
3. DOLCE INFERNO: DOLCE
   Proyecto Insomnio
   [Promomusic Entertainment]
    
4. OTRAS HISTORIAS
   Michael Salgado
   [Zurdo Records]
    
5. TEX MEX FUNK WINNER
   Roger Velásquez & The Latin Legendz
   [VDiscos]

25. Best Norteño Album

1. IRREMPLAZABLE
   Adrián Acosta
   [Talentos Music/LZ Records]
    
2. GUERRA DE PODER WINNER - TIE
   Calibre 50
   [Andaluz Music/Disa Records/Universal Music Latin Entertainment]
    
3. CON TODA LA FUERZA
   Conjunto Primavera
   [Fonovisa Records/Universal Music Latin Entertainment]
    
4. LOS ÁNGELES EXISTEN WINNER - TIE
   Pesado
   [Remex Music/Sony Music]
    
5. EL QUE A TI TE GUSTA
   Voz De Mando
   [Afinarte Music]

26. Best Regional Song

1. ARRÁNQUENSE MUCHACHOS
   Domingo Leiva Delgado, songwriter (Pedro Fernández)
   [Sony Music Entertainment México, S.A. de C.V.]
    
2. AYÚDAME A OLVIDARTE
   Gabriel Flores & Yoel Henríquez, songwriters (La Explosiva Banda De Maza)
   [Warner Music México, S.A. de C.V.]
    
3. CORRIDO DE JUANITO
   Edén Muñoz, songwriter (Calibre 50)
   [Andaluz Music/Disa Records/Universal Music Latin Entertainment]
    
4. EL SUEÑO AMERICANO
   Salvador Hurtado, songwriter (La Energía Norteña)
   Track from: El Sueño Americano
   [Azteca Records/Fonovisa Records/Universal Music Latin Entertainment]
    
5. PROBABLEMENTE WINNER
   Christian Nodal, songwriter (Christian Nodal)
   Track from: Me Deje Llevar
   [Fonovisa Records/Universal Music Group/JG Music]

Field 8 — Instrumental

27. Best Instrumental Album

1. RECANTO
   Yamandu Costa
   [Bagual]
    
2. HAMILTON DE HOLANDA TRIO - JACOB 10ZZ
   Hamilton De Holanda Trio
   [Deck]
    
3. ALUÊ
   Airto Moreira
   [Selo Sesc]
    
4. NO MUNDO DOS SONS
   Hermeto Pascoal & Grupo
   [Selo Sesc]
    
5. IDENTIDAD WINNER
   Miguel Siso
   [Guataca]

Field 9 — Traditional

28. Best Folk Album

1. VIENE DE PANAMÁ (SIN RAÍZ NO HAY PAÍS)
   Afrodisíaco
   [Star Arsis Entertainment Group]
    
2. CLAVO Y CANELA
   Eva Ayllón
   [Aylloncito Producciones]
    
3. LA ALEGRÍA Y EL CANTO
   Marta Gómez
   [Aluna]
    
4. MUSAS (UN HOMENAJE AL FOLCLORE LATINOAMERICANO EN MANOS DE LOS MACORINOS), VOL. 2 WINNER
   Natalia Lafourcade
   [Sony Music Entertainment México, S.A. de C.V.]
    
5. IDAS Y VUELTAS
   María Mulata
   [Onerpm]
    
6. ¡BAILA CONMIGO!
   Yubá-Iré
   [Ox Lab]

29. Best Tango Album

1. NOSTALGIAS
   Daniel Binelli & Nick Danielson
   [Bell Ville]
    
2. VIGOR TANGUERO WINNER
   Pedro Giraudo
   [Zoho Music L.L.C.]
    
3. TROILO POR MEDEROS, EN SU HUELLA
   Rodolfo Mederos Trio
   [DBN]
    
4. TANGO COSMOPOLITA
   Omar Mollo & Gran Orquesta Típica Otra
   [Sony Music Entertainment Argentina S.A.]
    
5. MÍSTICA CIUDAD
   Miguel Pereiro
   [Epsa Music S.A.]

30. Best Flamenco Album

1. AL ESTE DEL CANTE WINNER
   Arcángel
   [Universal Music Spain S.L.U.]
    
2. 21
   Dani de Morón
   [Universal Music Spain S.L.U.]
    
3. CAMINANDO CON MANUEL
   Alba Molina
   [Universal Music Spain S.L.U.]
    
4. DELIRIUM TREMENS
   Rosario La Tremendita
   [Universal Music Spain S.L.U.]
    
5. DOS CAMINOS
   Samuel Serrano
   [Cebros Producciones]

Field 10 — Jazz

31. Best Latin Jazz/Jazz Album

1. LA CASA DE UN PIANISTA DE JAZZ
   Adrian Iaies Trio
   [DBN]
    
2. NATUREZA UNIVERSAL WINNER
   Hermeto Pascoal & Big Band
   [Scubidu Music]
    
3. BACK TO THE SUNSET
   Dafnis Prieto Big Band
   [Dafnison Music]
    
4. JAZZ FLUTE TRADITIONS
   Néstor Torres
   [Alfi Records]
    
5. MIND OF A MASTER
   Bobby Valentin & The Latin Jazzists
   [Bronco Records]

Field 11 — Christian

32. Best Christian Album (Spanish Language)

1. TÚ PRIMERO
   Andy Alemany
   [Independent]
    
2. SETENTA VECES SIETE WINNER
   Alfareros
   [Alfareros]
    
3. HABLA SOBRE MÍ
   Daniel Calveti
   [Gracias Producciones]
    
4. CERCA ESTÁS
   Marcela Gándara
   [Lv&M]
    
5. PENTECOSTÉS (EN VIVO)
   Miel San Marcos
   [Uncion Producciones]

33. Best Portuguese Language Christian Album

1. SOM DA MINHA VIDA WINNER
   Fernanda Brum
   [MK Music]
    
2. NÍVEL DO CÉU
   Cassiane
   [MK Music]
    
3. CONTAGEM REGRESSIVA
   Anderson Freire
   [MK Music]
    
4. PINTOR DO MUNDO
   Pr. Lucas
   [MK Music]
    
5. ADORAÇÃO NA GUERRA AO VIVO
   Léa Mendonça
   [MK Music]

Field 12 — Portuguese Language

34. Best Portuguese Language Contemporary Pop Album

1. NOTURNO WINNER
   Anaadi
   [Jasmine Music]
    
2. AMOR É ISSO
   Erasmo Carlos
   [Som Livre]
    
3. DONA DE MIM
   Iza
   [Warner Music Brasil Ltda.]
    
4. ANA VILELA
   Ana Vilela
   [Slap]
    
5. XENIA
   Xenia
   [Agogo Cultural / Natura Musical]

35. Best Portuguese Language Rock or Alternative Album

1. RECOMEÇAR
   Tim Bernardes
   [Risco / Tratore]
    
2. RELAX
   Kassin
   [Lab 344]
    
3. LENINE EM TRÂNSITO WINNER
   Lenine
   [Universal Music / Casa 9 Produções]
    
4. CASAS
   Rubel
   [Dorileo / Tratore]
    
5. ECOS DO ACASO E CASOS DE CAOS
   Jay Vaquer
   [Warner Music]

36. Best Samba/Pagode Album

1. ALÔ VILA ISABEEEEL!!!
   Martinho Da Vila
   [Sony Music Entertainment Brasil]
    
2. PRAZER, EU SOU FERRUGEM
   Ferrugem
   [Warner Music Brasil]
    
3. MUNDUÊ
   Diogo Nogueira
   [Universal Music]
    
4. AMOR E MÚSICA WINNER
   Maria Rita
   [Universal Music]
    
5. SÓ VEM! AO VIVO
   Thiaguinho
   [Som Livre]

37. Best MPB (Musica Popular Brasileira) Album

1. MANO QUE ZUERA
   João Bosco
   [Som Livre]
    
2. CARAVANAS WINNER
   Chico Buarque
   [Biscoito Fino]
    
3. EDU, DORI E MARCOS
   Edu Lobo, Dori Caymmi e Marcos Valle
   [Biscoito Fino]
    
4. CAMPOS NEUTRAIS
   Vitor Ramil
   [Satolep Music]
    
5. DEUS É MULHER
   Elza Soares
   [Deck]

38. Best Sertaneja Music Album

1. SENTIMENTO DE MULHER
   Solange Almeida
   [Sony Music Entertainment Brasil]
    
2. 70 ANOS
   As Galvão
   [Atração Fonográfica]
    
3. CONTRASTE
   Naiara Azevedo
   [Som Livre]
    
4. ELAS EM EVIDÊNCIAS WINNER
   Chitãozinho & Xororó
   [Universal Music]
    
5. DOIS TEMPOS, PARTE 2
   Zezé Di Camargo & Luciano
   [Sony Music Entertainment Brasil]
    
6. SOU DO INTERIOR (AO VIVO)
   Fernando & Sorocaba
   [Sony Music Entertainment Brasil]
    
7. BEM SERTANEJO - O SHOW
   Michel Teló
   [Som Livre]

39. Best Portuguese Language Roots Album

1. DAQUELE JEITO!
   Anastácia
   [Atração Fonográfica]
    
2. MARIZA
   Mariza
   [Warner Music Portugal]
    
3. +AR WINNER
   Almir Sater & Renato Teixeira
   [Universal Music]
    
4. FITXADU
   Sara Tavares
   [Sony Music Portugal]
    
5. BORGHETTI YAMANDU 
   Borghetti Yamandu
   [Estação Filmes]

40. Best Portuguese Language Song

1. ALIANÇA
   Pedro Baby, Pretinho Da Serrinha & Tribalistas, songwriters (Tribalistas)
   Track from: Tribalistas
   [Phonomotor / Universal Music]
    
2. APONTE
   Nanda Costa, Lan Lanh & Sambê, songwriters (Maria Bethânia)
   [Biscoito Fino]
    
3. AS CARAVANAS WINNER
   Chico Buarque, songwriter (Chico Buarque)
   Track from: Caravanas
   [Biscoito Fino]
    
4. CONVITE PARA NASCER DE NOVO
   Erasmo Carlos, Dadi & Marisa Monte, songwriters (Erasmo Carlos)
   Track from: Amor É Isso
   [Som Livre]
    
5. PRA QUE ME CHAMAS?
   Lucas Cirillo & Xenia, songwriters (Xenia)
   Track from: Xenia
   [Agogo Cultural / Natura Musical]

Field 13 — Children's

41. Best Latin Children's Album

1. ANA & GIO
   Ana & Gio
   [Violet Friends Music / Alera Publishing]
    
2. IMAGINARE WINNER
   Claraluna
   [Claraluna Taller Artístico Ltda.]
    
3. BITA E A NATUREZA
   Mundo Bita
   [Sony Music Entertainment Brasil Ltda.]
    
4. MAGIA TODO EL DÍA
   Luis Pescetti y Amigos
   [LMP]
    
5. UN BOSQUE ENCANTADO 2
   Colectivo Animal
   [Colectivo Animal Records]

Field 14 — Classical

42. Best Classical Album

1. BUENOS AIRES NOIR
   Allison Brewster Franzetti & Carlos Franzetti; James Fitzpatrick, album producer
   [Amapola Records]
    
2. ENRIQUE GRANADOS: GOYESCAS
   José Menor; Francisco Moya Castro, album producer
   [Ibs Classical]
    
3. JOSÉ SEREBRIER CONDUCTS GRANADOS
   José Serebrier, Conducting Concerto Málaga String Orchestra; Juan Pablo Gamarro & José Manuel Gil De Gálvez, album producers
   [Somm Recordings]
    
4. LEO BROUWER: THE BOOK OF SIGNS, PAULO BELLINATI: CONCERTO CABOCLO
   Brasil Guitar Duo & David Amado, Conducting The Delaware Symphony Orchestra; Alan Jordan, album producer
   [Naxos]
    
5. MÁGICA Y MISTERIOSA WINNER
   Claudia Montero; José Manuel Domenech & Claudia Montero, album producers
   [La Cupula Music Records]

43. Best Classical Contemporary Composition

1. LUCES Y SOMBRAS. CONCIERTO PARA GUITARRA Y ORQUESTA DE CUERDAS WINNER
   Claudia Montero, composer (Claudia Montero)
   Track from: Mágica y Misteriosa
   [La Cupula Music Records]
    
2. MONTUNO EN FORMA DE CHACONA
   Roberto Sierra, composer (Silvia Márquez)
   Track from: Chaconnerie
   [Ibs Classical]
    
3. OFRENDA
   Eddie Mora, composer (Eddie Mora, Directing The Orquesta Sinfónica De Heredia)
   Track from: Ecos Del Silencio
   [Asociación Sinfónica De Heredia]
    
4. PRELUDE IN F MAJOR FOR PIANO & ORCHESTRA
   Jorge Mejia, composer (Jorge Mejia & The Henry Mancini Institute Orchestra)
   Track from: An Open Book - 25 Preludes For Piano & Orchestra
   [Sony Music Latin / Infusion Llc]
    
5. STRING QUARTET Nº.3 (IN MEMORIAM LUDVVIG VAN BEETHOVEN)
   Yalil Guerra, composer (La Catrina String Quartet)
   Track from: Alma Con Brío
   [Rycy Productions, Inc.]

Field 15 — Arranging

44. Best Arrangement

1. MASSARANDUPIÓ
   Luiz Cláudio Ramos, arranger (Chico Buarque)
   Track from: Caravanas
   [Biscoito Fino]
    
2. NO ME PLATIQUES MÁS (INSTRUMENTAL)
   Rigoberto Alfaro, arranger (Mariachi Divas De Cindy Shea)
   Track from: Divas Cantan Al Principe
   [East Side Records/Shea Records]
    
3. BATANGO
   Lisandro Baum, arranger (Quinteto Bataraz)
   Track from: Fiero
   [Independiente]
    
4. CAMPOS NEUTRAIS
   Vagner Cunha, arranger (Vitor Ramil)
   Track from: Campos Neutrais
   [Satolep]
    
5. SE LE VE WINNER
   Milton Salcedo, arranger (Milton Salcedo Featuring Amaury Gutiérrez, Carlos Oliva y Michel Puche)
   Track from: Presenta: Swing 80
   [The Entity/Mas Music Productions]

Field 16 — Recording Package

45. Best Recording Package

1. DIFERENTES TIPOS DE LUZ WINNER
   Carlos Sadness, art director (Carlos Sadness)
   [Sony Music]
    
2. LA GIRA
   Miguel Vásquez "Masa", art director (Sibilino)
   [Dios Records]
    
3. MEIO QUE TUDO É UM
   Daniel Eizirik, art director (Apanhador Só)
   [Independente]
    
4. MISMO SITIO, DISTINTO LUGAR
   Rubén Chumillas, art director (Vetusta Morla)
   [Pequeño Salto Mortal/Sony Music]
    
5. 9
   Christian Montenegro & Laura Varsky, art directors (Marco Sanguinetti)
   [Exiles Records]

Field 17 — Production

46. Best Engineered Album

1. 50 AÑOS TOCANDO PARA TI WINNER
   Rafa Sardina, engineer; Rafa Sardina, mixer; Eric Boulanger, mastering engineer (Orquesta Filarmónica De Bogotá)
   [Orquesta Filarmónica De Bogotá]
    
2. FELIZ
   Gustavo Borner & Justin Moshkevich, engineers; Gustavo Borner & Justin Moshkevich, mixers; Nick Baxter, mastering engineer (Nahuel Pennisi)
   [Sony Music/Ariola]
    
3. NOTURNO
   Leo Bracht, engineer; Leo Bracht, mixer; Felipe Tichauer, mastering engineer (Anaadi)
   [Jasmine Music]
    
4. REI NINGUÉM
   Thiago Baggio & Rodrigo Sanches, engineers; Rodrigo Sanches, mixer; Rodrigo Sanches, mastering engineer (Arthur Nogueira)
   [Natura Musical / Joia Moderna]
    
5. SALVAVIDAS DE HIELO
   Carles Campi Campón, Ernesto García & Pablo Martín Jones, engineers; Carles Campi Campón & Matías Cella, mixers; Fred Kevorkian, mastering engineer (Jorge Drexler)
   [Warner Music Spain]

47. Producer of the Year

1. RAFAEL ARCAUTE
    
2. LINDA BRICEÑO WINNER
    
3. EDUARDO CABRA
    
4. ANDRÉS TORRES, MAURICIO RENGIFO
    
5. JULIO REYES COPELLO

Field 18 — Music Video

48. Best Short Form Music Video

1. DUELE
   Bomba Estéreo
   Sam Mason, video director; Talia Bernstein, video producer
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin LLC]
    
2. PA DENTRO WINNER
   Juanes
   Lionel Hirle & Grégory Ohrel, video directors; Bret Rea & Jocelyn Webber, video producers
   [Universal Music Latino; UMG Recordings, Inc.]
    
3. SEXO
   Residente & Dillon Francis Featuring Ile
   Residente, video director; Adiela Marie, video producer
   [Sony Music Entertainment Us Latin LLC]
    
4. GUERRA
   Residente
   Adiela Marie, video director; Residente, video producer
   [Sony Music Entertainment Us Latin]
    
5. MALAMENTE
   Rosalía
   Canadá, video director; Alba Barneda & Oscar Romagosa, video producers
   [Rosalia/Sony Music Entertainment España S.L.]

49. Best Long Form Music Video

1. EN LETRA DE OTRO - DOCUMENTARY WINNER
   Pedro Capó
   Diego Álvarez, video director; Vicente Solís, video producer
   [Sony Music Entertainment US Latin]
    
2. AMAR Y VIVIR DOCUMENTARY
   La Santa Cecilia
   Charlie Nelson, video director; Javier Talán, video producer
   [Rebeleon Entertainment]
3. 3.000 VIVOS
   Los Pericos
   Diego Álvarez, video director; Verónica Álvarez, video producer
   [Sony Music Entertainment Argentina S.A.]
    
4. UN MUNDO RARO: LAS CANCIONES DE JOSÉ ALFREDO JIMÉNEZ
   (Varios Artistas)
   Rubén R. Bañuelos & Iván López Barba, video directors; Iván López Barba & Alex Briseño, video producers
   [Warner Music México, S.A de C.V.]
    
5. PANORAMAS
   Zoé
   Gabriel Cruz Rivas & Rodrigo Guardiola, video directors; Gabriel Cruz Rivas & Rodrigo Guardiola, video producers
   [Emi Music Mexico S.A. de C.V; (P) Universal Music Mexico]

Two years after making GRAMMY history, Beyoncé could do it again at the 2023 GRAMMYs. She is currently tied with her husband, Jay-Z, for having the most nominations ever — 88 in total — and just four wins on Feb. 5 will make her the artist with the most GRAMMYs of all time.

While the 2023 GRAMMYs could potentially be her most memorable, Beyoncé has created an extensive history of GRAMMY moments. She has delivered epic live performances on her own and alongside icons like Prince and Tina Turner, and she's taken home six GRAMMYs in one night. And even if she doesn't win four awards on Feb. 5, Beyoncé already claims the title of most GRAMMYs won by a woman.

Starting from her first nominations with Destiny's Child in 2000, take a trip through Beyoncé's most memorable and impactful moments at Music's Biggest Night.

2000 — 42nd GRAMMY Awards

Nominations: Best R&B Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal and Best Rhythm & Blues Song ("Bills, Bills, Bills") with Destiny's Child

Beyoncé's first red carpet appearance at the GRAMMYs was with fellow Destiny's Child members Kelly Rowland, Michelle Williams and Farrah Franklin (who was only part of the group for six months). The iteration of the group that was there that day was not the same group that received two nominations for "Bills, Bills, Bills" — that distinction goes to Beyoncé, Rowland, LeToya Luckett and LaTavia Roberson. 

Beyoncé, Luckett and Rowland co-wrote the track with producer Kevin "She'kspeare" Briggs and Xscape singer Kandi Burruss, the latter of whom coincidentally won the GRAMMY for Best Rhythm & Blues Song that year for co-writing TLC's "No Scrubs" with Tameka "Tiny" Cottle.

2001 — 43rd GRAMMY Awards

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Wins: Best R&B Song ("Say My Name"), Best R&B Performance By A Duo or Group With Vocal ("Say My Name")

Nominations: Record Of The Year and Song Of The Year ("Say My Name"), Best Song Written For A Motion Picture, Television Or Other Visual Media ("Independent Women Part I" From Charlie's Angels)

The first GRAMMY red carpet as a trio with Roland and Williams, the group wore matching silky gowns on the red carpet and "Survivor"-era green outfits backstage, all designed by Beyoncé's mother, Tina Knowles. 

Destiny's Child took home their first GRAMMYs that night, for Best R&B Performance By A Duo or Group With Vocal and Best R&B Song for "Say My Name," which was also nominated for Record Of The Year and Song Of The Year. 

Beyoncé also earned a Best Song Written For A Motion Picture, Television Or Other Visual Media nomination for Destiny's Child's contribution to the 2000 film Charlie's Angels, "Independent Women Part I," which she co-wrote.

2002 — 44th GRAMMY Awards

Wins: Best R&B Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal ("Survivor")

Nominations: Best R&B Album (Survivor)

Performance: "Quisiera Ser" with Alejandro Sanz

Destiny's Child's first performance at the GRAMMYs was to duet with Latin star Alejandro Sanz on "Quisiera Ser." They provided supporting vocals and Beyoncé added some English lyrics to his Spanish song. 

The group's own international hit "Survivor," an anthem about thriving as the trio, won a GRAMMY for Best R&B Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal, and the Survivor album was nominated for Best R&B Album.

2004 — 46th GRAMMY Awards

Wins: Best Female R&B Vocal Performance ("Dangerously In Love 2"), Best R&B Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocals ("The Closer I Get To You") with Luther Vandross, Best R&B Song and Best Rap/Sung Collaboration ("Crazy In Love"), Best Contemporary R&B Album (Dangerously In Love)

Nominations: Record Of The Year ("Crazy In Love")

Performance: "Purple Rain," "Baby I'm a Star," "Let's Go Crazy" and "Crazy In Love" with Prince

After dazzling in a gold Tina Knowles dress on the red carpet, Beyoncé opened the show alongside Prince with a medley of his hits "Purple Rain," "Let's Go Crazy" and "Baby I'm a Star," with a dash of her own "Crazy In Love." 

She accepted her first five GRAMMYs as a solo artist, including Best Female R&B Vocal Performance for "Dangerously In Love 2" — which she also performed — Best R&B Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocals for "The Closer I Get To You" with Luther Vandross, Best Contemporary R&B Album for Dangerously In Love and two wins for "Crazy In Love" (Best R&B Song and Best Rap/Sung Collaboration). 

2005 — 47th GRAMMY Awards

Nomination: Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocals ("Lose My Breath")

Destiny's Child celebrated another global smash earning a GRAMMY nomination with "Lose My Breath." The lead single from Destiny Fulfilled — their final studio album — received a nomination for Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocals. 

Beyoncé and Rowland co-produced "Lose My Breath" with hitmakers Rodney Jerkins (who also helmed "Say My Name" and "Cater 2 U" from Destiny Fulfilled), and Sean Garrett, who later co-produced Bey solo singles including "Check On It," "Get Me Bodied," "Ring The Alarm" and "Upgrade U" with Swizz Beatz.

2006 — 48th GRAMMY Awards

Win: Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocals ("So Amazing") with Stevie Wonder

Nominations: Best Contemporary R&B Album (Destiny Fulfilled), Best Female R&B Vocal Performance ("Wishing On A Star"), Best R&B Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocals ("Cater 2 U"), Best R&B Song ("Cater 2 U"), Best Rap/Sung Collaboration ("Soldier")

Beyoncé and Stevie Wonder won a GRAMMY for Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocals for "So Amazing," a cover of the song Luther Vandross wrote for Dionne Warwick in 1983 and recorded himself three years later. Bey also received a solo nomination for her cover of Rose Royce's "Wishing On A Star" on her Live at Wembley album. 

Meanwhile, Destiny's Child closed out their time as a group with four more nominations, bringing their career total to 14. Although the group had announced in June 2005 that they would be disbanding to pursue solo ventures, they assembled on the GRAMMY stage one last time — igniting eruptive applause — to present the golden gramophone for Song Of The Year, which went to U2 for "Sometimes You Can't Make It on Your Own."

2007 — 49th GRAMMY Awards

Win: Best Contemporary R&B Album (B'Day)

Nominations: Best Female R&B Vocal Performance ("Ring The Alarm"), Best R&B Song and Best Rap/Sung Collaboration ("Deja Vu")

Performance: "Listen" 

Beyoncé performed "Listen," her original song that she also sang as the lead role of Deena Jones in the film adaptation of the Broadway musical Dreamgirls.

She went home a GRAMMY winner again that night, as her second album, B'Day, was victorious as Best Contemporary R&B Album. Two of the album's singles earned nominations as well: "Ring The Alarm" for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance and "Deja Vu" for Best Rap/Sung Collaboration.

2008 — 50th GRAMMY Awards

Wins: Best Compilation Soundtrack (Dreamgirls) 

Nominations: Record Of The Year ("Irreplaceable"), Best Pop Collaboration ("Beautiful Liar") with Shakira

Performance: "Proud Mary" with Tina Turner

Continuing her streak of performing live with legends at the GRAMMYs, Beyoncé joined Tina Turner onstage to sing a fierce rendition of "Proud Mary" and achieve one of her personal bucket-list moments. 

"She's my hero and my icon," she said of Turner at an after party. "It was crazy. I went in the room [after] and I just bawled because I couldn't believe it.”

Dreamgirls won Best Compilation Soundtrack that night, while "Irreplaceable" was nominated for Record Of The Year and "Beautiful Liar," her collaboration with Colombian star Shakira from B'Day, received a nomination for Best Pop Collaboration.

2009 — 51st GRAMMY Awards

Nomination: Best Female R&B Vocal Performance ("Me, Myself & I")

A top 10 hit that was co-produced by Beyoncé and Scott Storch, "Me, Myself & I" touts the benefits of self-care, of being one's "own best friend" and not taking the blame in the face of a partner's infidelity. The relatable song was nominated for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance.

2010 — 52nd GRAMMY Awards

Wins: Song Of The Year, Best R&B Song and Best Female R&B Vocal Performance ("Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)"), Best Female Pop Vocal Performance ("Halo"), Best Contemporary R&B Album (I Am… Sasha Fierce), Best Traditional R&B Vocal Performance ("At Last" from Cadillac Records: Music From The Motion Picture)

Nominations: Record Of The Year ("Halo"), Album Of The Year (I Am... Sasha Fierce), Best Rap/Sung Collaboration ("Ego"), Best Song Written For Motion Picture, Television Or Other Visual Media ("Once In A Lifetime" from Cadillac Records: Music From The Motion Picture)

Performance: "If I Were a Boy" 

Backed by an army of male dancers, Beyoncé's live performance of "If I Were a Boy" included an even more unexpected moment. At the song's climax, she switched to the chorus from "You Oughta Know" by Alanis Morrissette, the 1996 GRAMMY winner for Best Rock Song and Best Female Rock Vocal Performance.

Bey won an impressive six GRAMMYs in 2010, including three for "Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)." She also earned a nomination for her portrayal of Etta James in the 2008 film Cadillac Records, as Beyoncé's version of "At Last" won Best Traditional R&B Vocal Performance.

2011 — 53rd GRAMMY Awards

Nominations: Best Female Pop Vocal Performance ("Halo (Live)"), Album Of The Year (The Fame Monster), Best Pop Collaboration With Vocals ("Telephone") with Lady Gaga

Several of Beyoncé's GRAMMY nominations have been for live songs as well as songs with other artists. At the 2011 GRAMMYs, she celebrated nominations for both: "Halo (Live)," which appears on the live album I Am… Yours: An Intimate Performance at Wynn Las Vegas, was nominated for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance, and her collaboration with Lady Gaga, "Telephone," earned Beyoncé two nominations. 

2012 — 54th GRAMMY Awards

Nominations: Best Rap/Sung Collaboration ("Party") and Best Longform Music Video (I Am… World Tour)

"Party," a duet with André 3000 from OutKast, is a highlight from Beyoncé's 4 album for its infectious chorus and the sheer rarity of scoring a verse from Three Stacks. The GRAMMYs recognized this dream team with a nomination for Best Rap/Sung Collaboration. Bey also received her first-ever nomination in the Best Longform Music Video category for I Am…World Tour. The film includes her singing "If I Were a Boy" with a few measures of "You Oughta Know," just like she did in her 2010 GRAMMYs performance.

2013 — 55th GRAMMY Awards

Win: Best Traditional R&B Performance ("Love On Top")

Beyoncé's 17th GRAMMY win occurred in the Premiere Ceremony for the 2013 GRAMMYs, which she and husband Jay-Z did not attend. So when Jimmy Jam announced that Beyoncé had won Best Traditional R&B Performance for "Love On Top," he jokingly offered to drop off the GRAMMY along with the awards Jay-Z won at the ceremony.

"They live in the same place, it's all good," Jam smiled. "Economical!"

2014 — 56th GRAMMY Awards

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Nomination: Best Rap/Sung Collaboration ("Part II (On The Run)") with Jay-Z

Performance: "Drunk In Love" with Jay-Z

Smoke billowed across the stage as Beyoncé opened the 2014 GRAMMYs with an intimate live performance of "Drunk In Love," joined by her husband Jay-Z for what may just be the sexiest performance of their careers.

Although "Drunk In Love" wasn't nominated until the following year, the couple did celebrate a nomination in 2014 for "Part II (On The Run)," from Jay's album Magna Carta Holy Grail. Backstage, Bey's long white Michael Costello gown got cameras clicking and slayed style watchers, a standout among all of her GRAMMY fits.

2015 — 57th GRAMMY Awards

Wins: Best R&B Performance ("Drunk In Love"), Best R&B Song ("Drunk In Love"), Best Surround Sound Album (Beyoncé)

Nominations: Album Of The Year (Beyoncé), Best Contemporary Album (Beyoncé), Best Music Film (Beyoncé and Jay-Z: On The Run Tour)

Performance: "Take My Hand, Precious Lord"

After the previous year's racy performance of "Drunk In Love" that opened the show, Beyoncé took a markedly more pious approach with her musical number in 2015. Backed by an all-male choir, she sang "Take My Hand, Precious Lord," a gospel classic written by Thomas A. Dorsey in 1932. In a now-deleted behind-the-scenes video posted on her website, she explained that the performance was meant as a statement around police brutality and civil unrest in the wake of the murders of Eric Garner and Michael Brown, among others.

"My grandparents marched with Dr. King, and my father was part of the first generation of Black men that attended an all-white school," Beyoncé said. "My father has grown up with a lot of trauma from those experiences. I feel like now I can sing for his pain, I can sing for my grandparents' pain. I can sing for some of the families that have lost their sons."

During her three wins, fans saw her show some rare PDA with Jay-Z. The pair shared a kiss when they won Best R&B Performance for "Drunk In Love."

Two days after the 2015 GRAMMYs, Beyoncé also took part in a star-studded salute to Stevie Wonder for the CBS special "Stevie Wonder: Songs in the Key of Life — An All-Star Grammy Salute," which aired on Feb. 15, 2015. She sang a medley of "Fingertips," "Master Blaster" and "Higher Ground" alongside Ed Sheeran and Gary Clark Jr.

2016 — 58th GRAMMY Awards

In a year when she didn't have eligible work in the running, Beyoncé still made international waves when she appeared at the GRAMMYs in a white wedding-like gown. She wasn't there to get married, though — she presented the award for Record Of The Year to Bruno Mars for his hit song "Uptown Funk."

"Let's go, Beyoncé, let's do it!" Mars playfully yelled from the audience, just before she said his name.

2017 — 59th GRAMMY Awards

Wins: Best Contemporary Urban Album (Lemonade), Best Music Video ("Formation")

Nominations: Album Of The Year (Lemonade), Best Music Film (Lemonade), Record Of The Year ("Formation"), Song Of The Year ("Formation"), Best Pop Solo Performance ("Hold Up"), Best Rock Performance ("Don't Hurt Yourself"), Best Rap/Sung Performance ("Freedom") 

Performance: "Love Drought" and "Sandcastles"

Beyoncé dressed like a goddess while pregnant with twins Rumi and Sir Carter to perform "Love Drought" and "Sandcastles," songs from her multi-nominated (and GRAMMY-winning) album and music film Lemonade. Her kids were at the forefront of her mind during her acceptance speech for Best Contemporary Urban Album.

"It's important to me to show images to my children that reflect their beauty so they can grow up in a world where they look in the mirror — first through their own families, as well as the news, the Super Bowl, the Olympics, the White House and the GRAMMYs — and see themselves," she said.

Later, in an unexpected — and instantly viral — moment, Adele dedicated her acceptance speech for Album Of The Year to effusively praising Beyoncé and the Lemonade album, which was also nominated in the category.

"You are our light!" Adele exclaimed, calling Lemonade her album of the year.

2018 — 60th GRAMMY Awards

Nomination: Best Rap/Sung Performance ("Family Feud")

It was all in the family when Beyoncé, Jay-Z and their then 6-year-old daughter Blue Ivy Carter sat together at the GRAMMYs in 2018 — though Blue's parents were ironically nominated for a song called "Family Feud" from Jay's 4:44 album. In a clip that went viral, a camera caught Blue seemingly motioning for them to stop clapping. The world fell in love with her commanding presence at that very moment.

2019 — 61st GRAMMY Awards

Win: Best Urban Contemporary Album (Everything Is Love)

Nominations: Best R&B Performance ("Summer"), Best Music Video ("Apes<em></em>*")

Beyoncé's 2019 win and nominations were given for her collaborations with Jay-Z in their Everything Is Love album. The Carters won Best Urban Contemporary Album with the nine-song album, which they co-produced with Leon Michels and Cool & Dre. They also were nominated for Best R&B Performance for "Summer" as well as Best Music Video for "Apes<em></em>*," a bold piece which they filmed in front of the Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo, Great Sphinx of Tanis and other seminal works displayed in Paris' Louvre.

2020 — 62nd GRAMMY Awards

Win: Best Music Film (Homecoming)

Nominations: Best Pop Solo Performance ("Spirit"), Best Song Written for Visual Media ("Spirit"), Best Pop Vocal Album (The Lion King: The Gift) 

Homecoming offers an intimate look at the best onstage and behind-the-scenes moments from Beyoncé's massive headline sets at Coachella in 2018. Performed over two consecutive weekends, her show at the Southern California desert festival pays homage to the great Southern bands from HBCUs (Historically Black Colleges and Universities). There's also a brief but thrilling Destiny's Child reunion, as well as plenty of Easter eggs for Southern rap fans in the form of instrumental and lyrical riffs and snippets weaved into her hits. 

Two additional nominations recognized her work for The Lion King: The Gift. She voiced Nala in the film.

2021 — 63rd GRAMMY Awards

Wins: Best R&B Performance ("Black Parade"), Best Music Video ("Brown Skin Girl"), Best Rap Performance ("Savage") and Best Rap Song ("Savage") with Megan Thee Stallion

Nominations: Record Of The Year ("Savage") and Record Of The Year ("Savage") with Megan Thee Stallion, Best R&B Song and Song Of The Year ("Black Parade"), Best Music Film (Black Is King)

Beyoncé's Best R&B Performance win made her the performing artist with the most career GRAMMY wins in history. (She's tied with producer Quincy Jones, and Georg Solti, who has more wins, was a conductor and not a performer.) She also became the woman with the most GRAMMY wins that night.

During her acceptance speech, she shared that she's worked hard since she was 9 years old and congratulated her daughter — also 9 at the time — for scoring her first GRAMMY. Blue stars in the video for "Brown Skin Girl," the Best Music Video winner.

"It has been such a difficult time so I wanted to uplift, encourage, and celebrate all of the beautiful Black queens and kings that continue to inspire me and inspire the whole world," Beyoncé added about her Black Is King project. 

Bey also appeared onstage with fellow Houstonian Megan Thee Stallion, who couldn't contain her excitement about sharing the stage — and two GRAMMYs — with her hometown hero. "I love her work ethic, I love the way she is, I love the way she carry herself," Megan said. "My momma will always be like, 'Megan, what would Beyoncé do?' And I'm always like, 'You know what? What would Beyoncé do, but let me make it a little ratchet.'"

2023 — 65th GRAMMY Awards

Nominations: Record Of The Year ("Break My Soul"), Song Of The Year ("Break My Soul"), Best Dance/Electronic Music Album (Renaissance), Best Traditional R&B Performance ("Plastic Off The Sofa"), Best Song Written For Visual Media ("Be Alive" from King Richard), Album Of The Year (Renaissance), Best Dance/Electronic Music Recording ("Break My Soul"), Best R&B Performance ("Virgo's Groove"), Best R&B Song ("Cuff It")

Beyoncé could make even more GRAMMY history in 2023. If she wins four awards out of her nine nominations, she will become the artist with the most GRAMMYs of all time with 32, which would surpass the late Georg Solti's record 31. Tune in on Feb. 5 to see if Queen Bey breaks yet another GRAMMY record!

2023 GRAMMYs Performers Announced: Bad Bunny, Lizzo, Sam Smith, Steve Lacy, Mary J. Blige & More Confirmed

Mary J. Blige’s tireless work ethic, extraordinary singing talent and soul-level relatability are the secret ingredients to her longevity as a recording artist. Her discography includes nine GRAMMY wins and 37 nominations, and the multi-hyphenate artist continues to demonstrate that there's no limit to her creativity.

Blige is nominated for six awards at the 2023 GRAMMYs, including Album Of The Year and Best R&B Album for Good Morning Gorgeous (Deluxe). The title track is nominated in three categories: Record Of The Year, Best Traditional R&B Performance and Best R&B Song, and "Here With Me" is up for Best R&B Performance.

Good Morning Gorgeous encapsulates the true self-love Blige felt after healing from divorce, abusive relationships and depression. As she explains on an album interlude "good morning gorgeous" is the affirmation Blige now says to herself in the mornings — and, for the first time, she believes it. And when it comes to the odds of adding to her GRAMMY wins on Feb. 5, it’s safe to wager that Blige thinks they’re sound.

"Bet on me, why not?" Blige sings in the chorus of the album’s "On Top." "Don’t act like I never left on top."

For her resonant musical messages, Blige has been crowned the Queen of Hip-Hop Soul. But  she’s also an industry professional who deftly sets and iterates on trends, keeping even her earliest releases relevant and exciting. 

Blige became a record label boss when she released Good Morning Gorgeous as a joint venture between Lyor Cohen’s 300 Entertainment and her own Mary Jane Productions. She’s a frequent executive producer of her albums and multimedia projects and is set to executive produce two fictional films for Lifetime in 2023 through her production company Blue Butterfly. Real Love and Strength of a Woman are both named for her songs. Real Love is described as a romantic drama set in an upstate New York college. 

After more than 30 years of recording, Blige has amassed an acclaimed and extensive discography of consummate original classics, deep soundtrack cuts, scene-stealing covers and remixes. Press play on the Amazon Music playlist above and use the below guide as a diving board into a career full of the empathetic pain, healing, promise and happiness that she has shared with unflinching honesty and vulnerability.

The Queen Of Hip-Hop Soul

Blige was living in a housing project in Yonkers, N.Y. when the late Andre Harrell signed her to his Uptown Records, which released her 1992 debut album, What’s The 411? Harrell coined the nickname Queen of Hip-Hop Soul to describe the fresh way Blige's music melded rap beats with R&B hooks.

Harrell and his then-intern Sean Combs gave her a rugged style to match her music, with boots and baseball caps instead of heels and sparkles. Young women from the inner city saw themselves in Blige's aesthetic and in her rawness.

Yet admiration for Blige’s powerful vocals and unique tone grew before her name was ever recognized. Blige was first heard as a backup singer for Father MC’s 1990 hit "I'll Do 4 U" and, the following year, her own single "You Remind Me" (from the Strictly Business soundtrack) gave Blige some street buzz to lead into What’s The 411? The hip-hop swagger of "Real Love" — which samples "Top Billin'" by Audio Two, a beat highly familiar to New York City fans at the time — served as her formal introduction to the world and remains a calling card decades later.

The My Life Era (Extended Mix)

Contrary to the music industry’s sophomore slump stereotype, Blige’s second album is a seminal work. 1994's My Life became career-defining, and an album that she has subsequently reflected on to show her growth.

The album is a reflection of her volatile relationship with singer Cedric "K-Ci" Hailey, Blige explained in Mary J. Blige’s My Life, a documentary she executive produced for Amazon Studios in honor of the album’s 25th anniversary. Throughout, Blige keenly pairs heights of happiness with depths of her despair on songs like "You Bring Me Joy," "I’m Goin’ Down," "I Love You" and "Be Happy." 

"The whole 'My Life' album is, 'Please love me, don’t go, I need you,'" she said in the documentary. Combs, then known as Puffy, continued: "When she made that album, she was fighting for her heart." (Combs and Harrell served as executive producers of My Life.)

Blige and Combs never collaborated quite so closely again, though they remained friends. Combs didn’t produce 2011’s My Life II… The Journey Continues (Act 1), but he appears in a telephone skit to open the album, similarly to how he did on My Life. The sequel features guest stars such as Nas, Beyoncé and Drake.

Though her earlier works hinted at the potential, My Life most firmly established Blige as a beacon for hurt hearts everywhere. In a 2021 interview with Trevor Noah, Blige described how childhood physical and mental abuse, as well as her relationship with Hailey, led to substance abuse and depression. When she used the songs on My Life as a way of saying she needed help, "four million people responded and said, ‘'We need help, too.'"

Covers, Collaborations And Remixes

Cover songs have been an acclaimed — and long-lasting — part of Blige’s career ever since she sang "Sweet Thing" by Rufus featuring Chaka Khan on What’s The 411? Blige released her hugely popular version of Rose Royce’s "I’m Goin’ Down" in 1994, which reached No. 22 on the Billboard Hot 100, and she beat Beyoncé to the punch in 2000 with her take on Maze’s "Before I Let Go."

But her ascension to rock star status has a lot to do with her scene-stealing covers of songs of stadium-level acts. Blige has delivered epic versions of songs by Led Zeppelin ("Stairway To Heaven") and Sting ("Whenever I Say Your Name"), and when she collaborated with U2 on a new version of "One," there’s an audible battle with Bono as to whose song this is now.

Blige collaborates with rap, R&B, rock, country, electronic and classical artists with equal ease, and her discography includes work with late legends, including "Holdin’ On" with Aretha Franklin and a cover of Stevie Wonder’s "As" with George Michael. She won her first career GRAMMY in 1995 for Best Rap Performance By A Duo Or Group for "I'll Be There For You / You're All I Need To Get By," a collaboration with Method Man that covers Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell. 

A dance music collaboration with London duo Disclosure called "F for You" in 2013 helped to catalyze an entire album from the Capital of England called The London Sessions. The 2014 album features a second collaboration with Disclosure ("Right Now"), a cameo from UK garage DJ/producer MJ Cole ("Nobody But You") and guest vocals from Scottish singer Emeli Sandé ("Whole Damn Year").

Blige has long understood the potency of both hip-hop and dance music remixes, which remain a part of her single roll-outs. Over the years, she created a remix album of songs from What’s The 411?, and in 2002 released club-focused reworks of songs from No More Drama, Mary and Share My World on Dance For Me. 

Blige's remixes also pay homage. On her cover of First Choice’s "Let No Man Put Asunder," Blige honors singers who came before by featuring guest vocals from the group's lead singer, Rochelle Fleming.

Her Rap Alter Ego

Blige has rapped a few times on her albums, beginning with a verse in "Love," from 2001’s No More Drama. She won her first solo GRAMMY for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance in 2003 for "He Think I Don't Know" from No More Drama. By the time she rhymed on "Enough Cryin’" and "Take Me As I Am" (both from 2005’s The Breakthrough), her rap alter ego had a name: Brook Lynn.

Her cadence caught the ear of her friend Busta Rhymes, who recruited Blige for his "Touch It (Remix)" the next year. "The haters plot and they watch, lookin’ all pale/While I’m on a yacht overseas, doin’ my nails," she raps alongside Busta, Missy Elliott and Rah Digga.

Brook Lynn took a hiatus for a few years after that, but she came back blazing in 2011. "Homegirls love me and we be ridin' Phantoms/Mad chicks hate me 'cause I be writin' anthems," she rhymes on "Midnight Drive" from My Life II… The Journey Continues (Act 1). 

The Soundtracks

Since "You Remind Me," her first Top 40 entry, appeared on the soundtrack to Strictly Business, Blige has written stunning original songs such as "I Can See in Color" for Precious (2009). She has also licensed other hits to dozens of movies.

After years of contributing to soundtracks, Blige created her own as executive producer and performer of the soundtrack for Think Like a Man Too (2014), which includes a cover of Shalamar’s "A Night to Remember" and guest appearances by Pharrell Williams and The-Dream.

Blige has been cast in several acting roles since she guest starred in an episode of The Jamie Foxx Show in 1998 and has played fictional characters as well as real life figures Betty Shabazz (Betty and Coretta) and Dinah Washington (Respect). She received Academy Award nominations for Best Supporting Actress and Best Original Song for her work on 2017 film Mudbound.

More than 30 years into her recording career, Blige appears happy, energized and ready to add more hits and heartfelt anthems to her songbook.

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With the 2023 GRAMMYs less than a month away, excitement is bubbling over in the music community.

Whether you're rooting for innovative newcomers like Wet Leg and Omar Apollo or beloved legends like Beyoncé and ABBA, there is an abundance of spectacular talent to be celebrated this year. And the 2023 GRAMMY nominees are not only leading music, but they’re creatively transforming genres, from rap to alternative to reggae — and beyond.

To let the music speak for itself, stream the official 2023 GRAMMYs playlist, presented in partnership with Amazon Music, which features 115 GRAMMY-nominated songs across pop, rap, country, and beyond from today's stars, including BTS, Harry Styles, Kendrick Lamar, Lizzo, and many, many more.

Get to know this year's nominees by listening to their biggest hits and GRAMMY-nominated works on this immersive Amazon Music playlist — and tune in to CBS and Paramount+ on Sunday, Feb. 5 to experience Music's Biggest Night live.

Where, What Channel & How To Watch The Full 2023 GRAMMYs

Did you know that among all of the students in GRAMMY U, songwriting and performance is one of the most sought after fields of study? We want to create a space to hear what these students are creating today!

The GRAMMY U Mixtape, now available for your listening pleasure, highlights the creations and fresh ideas that students are bringing to this industry directly on the Recording Academy's Spotify and Apple Music pages. Our goal is to celebrate GRAMMY U members, as well as the time and effort they put into making original music — from the songwriting process to the final production of the track.

Each month, we accept submissions and feature 20 to 25 songs that match that month’s theme. This month we're ringing in 2023 with our New Year, It's Poppin'! playlist, which features fresh pop songs that bring new year, new you vibes. Showcasing talented members from our various chapters, we felt these songs represented the positivity and hopefulness that GRAMMY U members embody as they tackle this upcoming year of exciting possibilities.

So, what’s stopping you? Press play on GRAMMY U’s Mixtape and listen now on Spotify below and Apple Music.

Want to be featured on the next playlist? Submit your songs today! We are currently accepting submissions for songs of all genres for consideration for our February playlist. Whether you write pop, rock, hip hop, jazz, or classical, we want to hear from you. Music must be written and/or produced by the student member (an original song) and you must be able to submit a Spotify and/or Apple Music link to the song. Students must be a GRAMMY U member to submit.

About GRAMMY U:

GRAMMY U is a program that connects college students with the industry's brightest and most talented minds and provides those aspiring professionals with the tools and opportunities necessary to start a career in music.     

Throughout each semester, events and special programs touch on all facets of the industry, including the business, technology, and the creative process.

As part of the Recording Academy's mission to ensure the recorded arts remain a thriving part of our shared cultural heritage, GRAMMY U establishes the necessary foundation for music’s next generation to flourish.

Not a member, but want to submit to our playlist? Apply for GRAMMY U Membership here.