The 41-year-old American singer arrived stronger than ever after the release of her album “Renaissance.” By receiving four statuettes this Sunday, she broke the historic record for awards held by conductor Georg Solti (31).
The greatest queen of all time? By winning the 32nd Grammy Award of his career on the night of Sunday to Monday in Los Angeles during the 65th ceremony of these “Music Oscars”, Beyoncé made history. With 32 awards, she broke the record for the most Grammys won in a career, previously held by conductor Georg Solti (31).
The American singer was still in the running for other categories, but she already won four on Sunday: for her album Renaissancereleased last summer, and some of his songs.
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She began to write history from the pre-ceremony, winning two first Grammys, for the best dance/electronic recording, with her hit “Break my soul” and for the best traditional R&B performance (Plastic off the sofa).
“Queen B”, 41, added another as soon as the grand ceremony opened, bringing her total since the start of her career to 31 Grammys, equaling Georg Solti’s all-time record.
It was finally at 4 a.m. (French time) that history was made: by winning the title of best dance or electronic album with RenaissanceBeyonce surpassed the record previously held by the late conductor Georg Solti.
Original article published on BFMTV.com
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