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Beyoncé se convirtió en la artista con más Grammy de la historia

La reina Bey obtuvo este 5 de enero su gramáfono número 32, con lo que desbancó al director de música clásica Georg Solti como el artista más premiado

(FILES) In this file photo singer Beyonce poses with her Grammy trophies in the press room during the 59th Annual Grammy music Awards on February 12, 2017, in Los Angeles, California. - The organization behind the Grammy awards on June 10, 2020 announced a number of changes to its category names, including changing "urban contemporary" to "progressive R&B." The Recording Academy's move comes amid growing criticism in the music industry over the term "urban" that has long generalized genres including hip-hop and R&B but which many believe belittles the innovation of black music. (Photo by Robyn BECK / AFP)
(FILES) In this file photo singer Beyonce poses with her Grammy trophies in the press room during the 59th Annual Grammy music Awards on February 12, 2017, in Los Angeles, California. - The organization behind the Grammy awards on June 10, 2020 announced a number of changes to its category names, including changing "urban contemporary" to "progressive R&B." The Recording Academy's move comes amid growing criticism in the music industry over the term "urban" that has long generalized genres including hip-hop and R&B but which many believe belittles the innovation of black music. (Photo by Robyn BECK / AFP) ROBYN BECK
Esta fotografía, tomada en la gala de 2020 ya daba señales del camino que Beyonce tomaría. (ROBYN BECK/AFP)

Beyoncé se convirtió este 5 de enero en la ganadora con más premios Grammy en la historia de este galardón, al conseguir su gramáfono número 32 y desbancar al director de música clásica Georg Solti como el artista más premiado.

La cantante estadounidense, que lidera la edición número 65 de los Grammy con nueve nominaciones, ganó en grabación de música dance y electrónica con su bailable y energético Renaissance.

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