Succession wins the Emmy for best drama series, these are all the winners of the night

​The stars of TV and streaming met this Monday to the 74th edition of the Emmys, American awards for excellence in the television industry.

The gala took place at the Microsoft Theaterlocated in downtown Los Angeles, where the elegance and brilliance of the actors and actresses who won the statuettes was revealed.

Several of the winning artists they drew special attention for their oversized dressesor, that, at the time of collecting the prizes, they caused him some difficulty to move among the people and to be able to go on stage.

Zendaya wonor the Emmy for best dramatic actress for her role in Euphoria

The gala started with a very lively tone, with a choreography to the tune of Friends, remembering the series The Brady Bunch, whose original cast was present, and “Game of Thrones” (Game of Thrones), the most nominated in the history of the awards.

Throughout the ceremony there were other references to great productions, such as when a group of Stormtroopers preceded Diego Luna’s appearance on stage. The Mexican plays Captain Cassian Jeron Andor in Star Wars.

He greeted the public in Spanish, as did his companion Rosario Dawson, with whom he announced one of the awards for The White Lotus.

The audience saw those whom most of them bets advanced as winners.

A) Yes, Succession, who led the nominations with 25, won the award for best dramatic seriesdepriving the South Korean The Squid Game of the possibility of making history as the first non-English-speaking production to win the award.

Meanwhile, Ted Lasso won in the category of best comedy series and The White Lotus in the best miniseries. Both aspired to get 20 prizes.

the american Zendaya and South Korean Lee Jung-Jae made history this Monday when he won the Emmy for best dramatic actress and actor, respectively, for his roles in “Euphoria” and “Squid Game” (“The Squid Game”), two of the television phenomena of the year.

Zendaya, at 26 years old, became the youngest actress to win an Emmy twice while Lee Jung-Jae was crowned the first actor to triumph at the awards with a role performed in a language other than English.

“Thank you for believing in me, even when I don’t,” said the young actress when collecting the award in front of other fellow nominees such as Jodie Comer (“Killing Eve”), Laura Linney (“Ozark”), Melanie Lynskey (” Yellowjackets”), Sandra Oh (“Killing Eve”) and Reese Witherspoon (“The Morning Show”).

The protagonist of another mass phenomenon, in this case from Netflix, took the stage minutes later to collect the Emmy for starring in “Squid Game” (“The Squid Game”).

Jung-Jae, who until a year ago was a complete unknown for the Anglo-Saxon industry, other names such as Jason Bateman (“Ozark”), Brian Cox (“Succession”), Bob Odenkirk (“Better Call Saul”), Adam Scott (“Severance”) and Jeremy Strong ( “Succession”).

“Thank you for bringing a realistic problem that we all face to life on screen with a great script and amazing visual effects,” said the actor after addressing the series’ director, Hwang Dong-Hyuk.

Brian Cox as Logan Roy in the HBO drama Succession