The 67th Annual Grammy Awards, held on February 2, 2025, at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, was an unforgettable night for music and, in particular, for Sony Music artists, who left their mark with victories in some of the industry's most prestigious categories.

Beyoncé once again redefined the boundaries of music with "COWBOY CARTER," the album that not only earned her the Album of the Year award but also won Best Country Album. Her talent and artistic vision continue to break barriers and expand the frontiers of traditional genres.

In the world of R&B, excellence was noted with Lucky Daye, whose performance in "That's You" secured him the Grammy for Best Traditional R&B Performance, while SZA shined with "Saturn," a song that earned her recognition as Best R&B Song. Chris Brown, for his part, reaffirmed his legacy in the genre with "11:11 (Deluxe)," which was awarded Best R&B Album.

Sony Music's impact was felt across multiple styles and categories. In country music, Beyoncé stood out again with "II MOST WANTED," her collaboration with Miley Cyrus, which was recognized as Best Country Duo/Group Performance. In the Latin sphere, Shakira celebrated a triumph with "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran," which took home the Grammy for Best Latin Pop Album, while Residente made a strong comeback by winning Best Música Urbana Album with "LASLETRAS YA NO IMPORTAN." On the global stage, Tems captivated the audience with "Love Me JeJe," which earned her the award for Best African Music Performance, consolidating the power of African music in the international landscape.

Congratulations to all!