The music industry celebrate this Sunday 68th Grammy Awards, a gala that once again brings together the greatest figures of the moment and that this year has among its protagonists Kendrick Lamar, Bad Bunny and Lady Gaga. From Mexico, the ceremony can be followed live both on television and streaming.
The event takes place in the Crypto.com Los Angeles Arena and marks the return of the big night of music with highly competitive categories, especially album, song and recording of the year, where pop, hip-hop, reggaeton and Latin proposals come together.
What time do the Grammys start in Mexico?
For the Mexican audience, the main broadcast of the award ceremony starts at 7:00 p.m.central Mexico time.
Before that, from around 6:00 p.m., there is usually preview coverage, a red carpet and some awards ceremony outside of the televised gala, through digital platforms and official channels of the event.
The ceremony, which traditionally lasts several hours, includes live musical performances, acceptance speeches and the announcements of the most anticipated categories of the night.
Where to watch the Grammys live from Mexico?
These are the main options to follow the gala:
pay television
- TNT broadcasts the ceremony live to Mexico, with the usual signal for international entertainment events.
streaming
- Max (formerly HBO Max) offers online streaming for subscribers, allowing viewing from mobile devices, smart TV or computer.
Digital coverage
- Official Grammy channels and platforms like YouTube often share segments, highlights, and some of the red carpet coverage.
A night with global figures
The gala arrives with Kendrick Lamar leading nominations and seeking the album of the year award for the first time, while Bad Bunny competes in the main categories with an album that reinforces the presence of Latin music in the global market. At your side, Lady Gaga returns strongly to the grand prix conversation.
The ceremony will again be hosted by the comedian Trevor Noah who repeats as host in an edition that reflects the changes in the industry, with more diversity of genres and artists in the general categories.
Thus, for those who follow international music from Mexico, this Sunday night the appointment is in front of television or streaming to see who wins the golden gramophones.
