As it happened: The 2023 Grammy Awards

Bad Bunny has won the award for Best Música Urbana Album for his work, "Un Verano Sin Ti."

He said he made the album with "love and passion" and dedicated his award to Puerto Rico, where he is from.

"I dedicate this award to Puerto Rico, the birthplace and capital of reggaeton throughout the world," the superstar artist said in Spanish while accepting the award. "I want to dedicate it to all the legends and especially, also, to the new ones that keep the movement alive and fresh. Thanks to all the new talent, let’s keep taking this genre to another level."

Pop superstar Lizzo performed a medley that included her Grammy-nominated song "About Damn Time" and "Special," from her Grammy-nominated album of the same name.

Lizzo is nominated in five categories total.

Host Trevor Noah said artists were still trickling in during the first hour of tonight's telecast — pointing the blame at a familiar foe: Los Angeles traffic.

Noah referenced in an earlier bit that artists were still entering the building as a group of people passed him in the audience, also blaming the traffic.

Sam Smith and Kim Petras have won the award for Best Duo or Group Performance for their song "Unholy."

Petras, who is transgender, gave the acceptance speech on the duo's behalf.

She thanked "all the transgender legends before me who kicked these doors open for me." She also gave special thanks to her mother and Madonna.

"I don't think I could be here without Madonna," Petras said.

"A Beautiful Time" by Willie Nelson has won the award for Best Country Album.

The performer was not present to accept the award.

Beyoncé has won the Grammy for Best R&B Song for "CUFF IT" off her album "Renaissance."

It brings her one step closer to officially becoming the artist with the most Grammy wins in history — she's now tied with conductor Sir Georg Solti, who has won 31.

The award was presented by EGOT Viola Davis, who won her first Grammy earlier today.

Beyoncé did not accept the award in person. According to host Trevor Noah, she was still on her way to Crypto.com Arena.

Legend Nile Rodgers, who performed on the song, accepted the award on Beyoncé's behalf. Rodgers expressed gratitude for being a part of the project. As a co-founder of the 1970s group Chic, he is considered one of the architects of the sound which "Renaissance" paid homage to.

CNN's Lisa Respers France contributed to this report.

The award for Best Pop Vocal Album goes to Harry Styles for his project "Harry's House."

Host Trevor Noah decided to introduce superstar singer Adele to Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson during his opening bit.

Noah said that he made it a point to learn facts about the artists attending this year's show, and noted that he learned Adele is a fan of Johnson's but had never met him.

Noah then announced that "The Rock" was here and introduced the two.

Bad Bunny is the opening act for this year's Grammys.

The Puerto Rican artist strutted to the stage with a colorful backdrop of performers.

He performed “El Apagón” and “Después de la Playa." Both tracks are from his Spanish-language album, “Un Verano Sin Ti,” which has already made Grammys history.

The artist, who scored three nominations, earned the award show's first album of the year nomination for a project completely in Spanish.