Juanes Accepted the Prize very Well

There were no surprises in the delivery of the 55th annual Grammy Awards. The theme We Are Young of the New York band FUN, was recognized as the Best Song of the Year, while the band Mumford & Sons received the award for Best Album of the year with his album Babel.

"Last year we lost all hope of winning because she (Adele) was nominated for everything," joked the member of the group Mumford & Sons on the British, who introduced the category in which he won in 2012.

The quartet beat two bands were also popular: the trio FUN, by Some Nights, and the indie rock band The Black Keys, El Camino.

The Australian Gotye, with its production Somebody That I Used to Know, was also one of the big winners, to win the prize for Best Recording. It also won the Best Performance in a duo or group pop, and best alternative music album with Making Mirrors.

The ceremony, held last night at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, also awarded the Colombian Juanes, who took home the prize for Best Latin Pop Album The singer was one of the managers to close the evening with a tribute to Spanish and English for Elton John, playing the theme Your Song.

Among the winners of the night was also Adele, who took home the award for best pop solo performance, by Set Fire To The Rain. However, the members of The Black Keys were confirmed as the big winners of the evening with four golden gramophones, including Best Rock Performance by Lonely Boy.

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