Grammys 2020 - who are the winners: Billie Eilish makes history, Michelle Obama also won a Grammy

The 2020 Grammy Awards are upon us. The 4-hour ceremony opened with an a cappella tribute to Kobe Bryant performed by Boys II Men. She joined the group host of the evening, Alicia Keys, who later summed up the year with a song with which she slightly criticized the American Recording Academy, which she "rebuked" lack of diversity. Let's remember that this year the academy also found itself under a wave of accusations of sexual abuse and harassment, as well as a series of irregularities.

This year's Grammys also received criticism because of the segment In Memoriam, where various mistakes happened, and some important people were even released. Fans immediately noticed that the names of Camilo Sesta and Cars frontman Ric Ocasek were misspelled. They are in memoriam, for example released Keith Flint, the frontman of the Grammy-nominated band Prodigy, who died last March. He was also missing David Berman from the indie rock band Silver Jews, who died last August, and Scott Walker from The Walker Brothers.

Who are the 2020 Grammy winners?

She swept away the competition Billie Eilish, who writes history: it is the youngest among the musicians and the first female performer, which won awards in all four of the most prestigious categories: best debutant, album of the year (When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?), song of the year (Bad Guy) and record of the year (Bad Guy).

Lizza, which had the most nominations before the awards, ended up winning 3 Grammys, namely for the best pop solo performance (Truth), for the best urban contemporary album (Cuz I Love You (Deluxe)) and for the traditional r'n'b performance of the year (Jerome). He took home two Grammys hereand Lil Nas X (best music video and best pop performance in a duet or group), and among the biggest surprises of the evening we can place the Grammy for the best rap album received Tyler The Creator for the album IGOR.

It celebrated in the traditional pop vocal album category Elvis Costello & The Imposters, in the Best Dance Song category The Chemical Brothers with Got To Keep On, who also took home the Grammy for Best Dance/Electronic Album (No Geography). She also received a Grammy Michelle Obama, namely for best spoken word album (Becoming).

OTHER 2020 GRAMMY WINNERS

Best Rock Song: Gary Clark Jr., This Land

Best Rock Album: Cage The Elephant, Social Cues

Best Alternative Album: Vampire Weekend, Father of The Bride

Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance: Tool, 7empest

Best Contemporary Instrumental Album: Rodrigo y Gabriela, Mettavolution

Best R'n'B Performance: Anderson .Paak Featuring André 3000, Come Home

Best R'n'B Song: PJ Morton, Say So

Best R'n'B Album: Anderson .Paak, Ventura

Best R'n'B Performance: Nipsey Hussle Featuring Roddy Ricch & Hit-Boy, Racks in the Middle

Best Rap/Singing Collaboration: DJ Khaled Featuring Nipsey Hussle & John Legend, Higher

Best Rap Song: Jermaine Cole, Dacoury Natche, 21 Savage & Anthony White, A Lot

Best Country Solo Performance: Willie Nelson, Ride Me Back Home

Best Country Performance in a Duet or Group: Dan + Shay, Speechless

Best Country Song: Brandi Carlile, Phil Hanseroth, Tim Hanseroth & Tanya Tucker, Bring My Flowers Now

Best Country Album: Tanya Tucker, While I'm Livin'

You can find the complete list of winners here.