Last weekend took place the ceremony of the Grammy. This award considered the “Oscar” of the music world and, therefore, it highlights the best of the best. This year the struggle was fierce. The leader by quantity of nominations was Beyonce. The statue of Mrs. Carter claims in nine categories.

One nomination less than the three artists – Rihanna, Kanye West and Drake.

Who in the end left the evening with a triumphant gramophones?

The title “record of the year” went to Adele’s single “Hello”. She also became the “Song of the year”. Much to the disappointment for Beyonce, she has failed to break the record for the number of collected awards. What to say, she didn’t even come close to this figure. On account of beyoncé were just two of the gramophone.

Despite the large number of dominancy, no awards this evening was Rihanna. This situation is very surprised many of her fans who even said about the bribery of the election results.

Note that your well-deserved “Grammy” posthumously received the David Bowie. The musician, who died in January 2016, had a chance to finish working on the album Blackstar, which eventually took three statuettes.

Full list of Grammy winners looks like this:

“Record of the year” — Hello, Adele

“Song of the year” — Hello, Adele

“Best new artist” — Chance the Rapper

“Album of the year” — 25, Adele

“Best pop vocal performance” Hello, Adele

“Best pop vocal performance by a Duo/ group” — Twenty One Pilots

“Best pop vocal album” — “25”, Adele

“Best rock performance” — Blackstar, David Bowie

“Best rock song” — Blackstar, David Bowie

“The best rock—album“ — Tell Me I am Pretty, Cage The Elephant

“Best alternative album” — Blackstar, David Bowie

“Best R&B performance” — Cranes In The Sky, Solange Knowles

“Best traditional R&B performance” — Angel, Lala Hathaway

“Best R&Bsong“ Lake By The Ocean, Maxwell

“Best urban album” Lemonade, Beyonce

“Best R&B album” — Live Lalah Hathaway, Lala Hathaway

“Best reggae album” — Ziggy Marley, ziggy Marley

“Best dance/electronic album” — Skin, Flume

“Best rap performance” — Hotline Bling, Drake

“Best rap song” — Hotline Bling, Drake

“The best rap—an album“ — Coloring Book, Chance The Rapper

“Best classical vocal album” — Shakespeare Songs, Dorothea, Rosmann and Yang Bostridge

“Best music video“ — Formation, Beyonce

“Best music film“ — The Beatles: Eight Days A Week The Touring Years, The Beatles

“Best country artist” — Maren Morris

“Best country performance” — My Church, Maren Morris

“The best country—an album“ — Sailors Guide to Earth, Sturgill Simpson

“The best of country music—Duo/group“ — Jolene, Pentatonix ft. Dolly Parton

“Best dance recording“ — Dont Let Me Down The Chainsmokers ft. Daya

“Best song for the film“ — Cant Stop The Feeling, Justin Timberlake