🏆 Album of the Year
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🌍 Puerto Rico
🎵 Record of the Year
Luther
🌍 Estados Unidos
🎵 Song of the Year
Wildflower
🌍 Estados Unidos
🎵 Best New Artist
Olivia Dean
🌍 Reino Unido
🏆 Album of the Year
Cowboy Carter
🌍 Estados Unidos
🎵 Record of the Year
Not Like Us
🌍 Estados Unidos
🎵 Song of the Year
Not Like Us
🌍 Estados Unidos
🎵 Best New Artist
🌍 Estados Unidos
🏆 Album of the Year
Midnights
🌍 Estados Unidos
🎵 Record of the Year
Flowers
🌍 Estados Unidos
🎵 Song of the Year
What Was I Made For?
🌍 Estados Unidos
🎵 Best New Artist
🌍 Estados Unidos
🏆 Album of the Year
Harry's House
🌍 Reino Unido
🎵 Record of the Year
About Damn Time
🌍 Estados Unidos
🎵 Song of the Year
Just Like That
🌍 Estados Unidos
🎵 Best New Artist
🌍 Estados Unidos
🏆 Album of the Year
We Are
🌍 Estados Unidos
🎵 Record of the Year
Leave the Door Open
🌍 Estados Unidos
🎵 Song of the Year
Leave the Door Open
🌍 Estados Unidos
🎵 Best New Artist
🌍 Estados Unidos
🏆 Album of the Year
Folklore
🌍 Estados Unidos
🎵 Record of the Year
Everything I Wanted
🌍 Estados Unidos
🎵 Song of the Year
I Can't Breathe
🌍 Estados Unidos
🎵 Best New Artist
🌍 Estados Unidos
🏆 Album of the Year
When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?
🌍 Estados Unidos
🎵 Record of the Year
Bad Guy
🌍 Estados Unidos
🎵 Song of the Year
Bad Guy
🌍 Estados Unidos
🎵 Best New Artist
🌍 Estados Unidos
About the Grammy Awards
Of all the Grammys, four are considered the big ones: Album of the Year, Record of the Year, Song of the Year and Best New Artist. They are the ones listed in the history on this page.
They are presented by the Recording Academy, whose members — musicians, producers and sound engineers — vote for the winners. The first ceremony took place in 1959, and the show is usually held in early February in Los Angeles.
Two of them are easy to mix up: Record of the Year rewards a specific performance and its production team, while Song of the Year goes to the songwriters.