The Grammy Awards return this Sunday in a gala that will measure the musical impact of Bad Bunny, Lady Gaga and Kendrick Lamar, who come to this edition with the possibility of breaking historical records of awards and consolidate their hegemony in the industry.
The ceremony will take place at the Crypto.com Arena, located in the heart of Los Angeles, and will be broadcast on CBS and Paramount+ in the U.S. starting at 5:00 p.m. local time.
Bad Bunny looks to make history at the Grammys
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Bad Bunny is nominated in 6 categories, including “Album of the Year”, “Record of the Year” and “Song of the Year”. pic.twitter.com/atOs66QA9q
– Access Bad Bunny (@AccessBadBunny) February 1, 2026
Comedian Trevor Noah will host the gala for the last time, closing a multi-year run as master of ceremonies for music’s biggest event.
On this occasion, the ceremony will feature performances by Lady Gaga herself, as well as Justin Bieber, Bruno Mars and Sabrina Carpenter.
The 68th edition of these awards is marked by the power scale headed by the three favorites.
On the one hand, Californian rapper Kendrick Lamar leads the list with a total of nine nominations, including the queen categories, for his album ‘GNX’.
She is followed by Lady Gaga with seven nominations, marking her triumphant return to the “dark ages” with her ‘Mayhem’ project.
Meanwhile, Puerto Rican Bad Bunny accumulated six mentions and made history by being the first artist to compete in the three main categories (Album, Song and Record of the Year) with a project entirely in Spanish, for ‘Debí Tirar Más Fotos’ (I Should Have Thrown More Photos).
Hispanic representation will also be provided by Colombian singer Karol G, who has been confirmed as one of the gala’s presenters alongside figures such as Harry Styles and Charli XCX.
In addition, Spain’s Alejandro Sanz is nominated for Best Latin Pop Album, and Mexico’s Natalia Lafourcade, Carín León and Grupo Frontera in the regional categories.
With information from EFE
