"Bob Marley: One Love — Music Inspired By The Film (Deluxe)" - Various Artists

Latin music percussionist Sheila E. accepted a Grammy for best global music performance for her collaboration with singer Gloria Estefan for reimagining salsa icon Celia Cruz's hit "Bemba Colorá."

"This kind of music can’t exist without diversity. People from Venezuela, Peru, Japan, Mexico, Cuba, Puerto Rico, the flavor, the sauce from New Orleans to Oakland... We thank you so much."

"Alkebulan II" by Matt B feat. Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

Troye Sivan was nominated in a tough category, up against big names in the pop industry including Charli XCX, Billie Eilish, Ariana Grande and Madison Beer.

Although he didn't win for best dance pop recording, being in their company is a dream come true.

"I'm living every gay man's dream," he said on the E! News carpet.

When asked what is the craziest memory he has from headlining the Sweat Tour with Carli XCX, he offered a city: "Miami."

Going forward, Sivan said he'd love to collab with Lady Gaga or Doechii in his career.

In a red carpet interview with Associated Press, Alberto Montenegro of the Grammy-winning Venezuelan band Rawayana shared his feelings on celebrating while deportations are happening across the U.S.

"Now in the U.S. we have this crazy situation happening, not only for Venezuelans but for all Latin Americans," he said. "We are good people. We are the best people."

The band said celebrations like the Grammys remind them of the good in the world, and offered advice for those watching.

"The only thing that I can say is that in our experience, the polarization doesn’t get you anywhere...," he continued. "In some way, we have to understand each other."

“Love Me JeJe” by Tems

“Bemba Colorá” by Sheila E. feat. Gloria Estefan & Mimy Succar

"Plot Armor" by Taylor Eigsti

"No More Water: The Gospel Of James Baldwin" by Meshell Ndegeocello