Tony Succar emotionally showed his Grammy nominee medal: “This is very special”

Last November, Tony Succar made known to the world that he had been nominated for a Grammy for the first time thanks to his album “Live in Peru”. Since then, he has been emotional every time he remembers it, like now that he has received his nominee medal for the awards from the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences of the United States.

Through his official Instagram account, the Peruvian percussionist surprised all his followers by emotionally showing the medal he received after being nominated in the “Best Latin Tropical Album” category. This distinction was dedicated to his newborn daughter Emma.

“It arrived today! Nomination medal, my first, this is very special. Thank you @recordingacademy #Grammys. Emma, ​​my inspiration, this is for you.” Succar wrote alongside his post.

“Something super cool just arrived, I’m happy. My first Grammy nomination, thanks for this medal, this recognition means a lot to me, it motivates me a lot… I’m going to enjoy myself on April 3 in Las Vegas”, added the musician in a video, where he places his medal on his daughter.

As expected, Tony Succar’s publication was celebrated by his musical colleagues. Erick Elera, Nesty, Renzo Schuller, even the official Grammy account commented on the national percussionist’s post.

Tony Succar is nominated in the “Best Latin Tropical Album” category, where he will compete against “Salswing” by Rubén Blades and Roberto Delgado & Orquesta, “En Quarantine” by El gran combo de Puerto Rico, “Sin salsa no hay paradise” by Aymée Nuviola and “Colegas” by Gilberto Santa Rosa.

“Live in Peru” is composed of a total of 19 songs, with a duration of 1 hour and 35 minutes. Among his songs are versions of “Billie Jean” (Michael Jackson), “It will be that you don’t love me” (Luis Miguel), “A pure pain” (Son By Four), “Uptown Funk” by Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars, among others. others.

Tony Succar was emotional after being nominated for a Grammy