The 2023 Grammy Awards turned into a musical extravaganza, making the celebration of the finest in music a reality. And who better to light up the stage than the charismatic Bad Bunny from Puerto Rico? He had the crowd grooving with his award-winning tracks from his album “Un Verano Sin Ti,” proving to be the ultimate party starter.
The Grammys 2023 show started with several dancers, some with giant heads, who got the whole audience moving with their movements and enthusiasm, motivated by the powerful phrase uttered by San Benito just before the show started: “Everyone wants to be Latino but they lack the seasoning.”
No one is spared from the dance
On social media, the moment when American Taylor Swift started dancing to the beat of “After the Beach” went viral, while the Puerto Rican filled the entire room with his music.
“I want to know if the Grammys are ready for the real party,” shouted the Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny, who made history by placing his album among the nominees for best album, in which he is competing with artists like Beyoncé, Adele and Coldplay.
The favorites of the night
Beyoncé became one of the stars of the evening, as she became the artist with the most Grammys in history with 31 awards, receiving four in this last edition, while Rosalía won the award for best Latin or alternative rock album for Motomami.
However, Queen B did not win any of the big awards she was nominated for: neither the best recording of the year, which went to Lizzo’s About Damn Time, nor the best album of the year, which went to Harry Style’s House.
But beyond the artists who took the stage both to get their gramophone and to perform, as was the case with Bad Bunny, who gave one of the most iconic openings in recent memory to these awards, there was someone who stole the show.
Such was the case with Ben Affleck, who accompanied his wife, Jennifer Lopez, who was attending the gala as a guest. During Chris Stapleton’s performance, who took the stage with Smokey Robinson and Stevie Wonder, the cameras caught JLo dancing with a not particularly animated Ben Affleck.