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| Celine Dion |
The Canadian vocalist sang Edith Piaf's fantastic "Hymne a l'Amour" ("Hymn to Love") in French at the elegant service in Los Angeles, which proceeded scarcely a week after the attack on a show corridor and other non military personnel focuses crosswise over Paris.
Before a screen blazing pictures of Paris that finished with the Eiffel Tower in the French banner's tricolor, Dion sang the tune of lost adoration as a few individuals from the group of onlookers were found in tears.
Dion was presented by the on-screen character and performer Jared Leto, who played with his band Thirty Seconds to Mars prior this year at the memorable Bataclan theater that saw the heaviest loss of life in the November 13 assaults.
Somewhere in the range of 130 individuals passed on yet "another seven billion will perpetually be scarred by this horrendous and silly disaster," Leto said.
"France matters, Russia matters, Syria matters, Mali matters, the Middle East matters, the United States matters — the whole world matters. What's more, peace is conceivable," he said to commendation.
Leto likewise trained in on against outsider assessment that has developed in the wake of the Paris assaults, which was guaranteed by the Islamic State bunch.
"A hefty portion of us here are the children and the little girls of foreigners," he said, indicating out that late Apple trailblazer Steve Jobs was of Syrian legacy.
– Music "positive" in the midst of disaster –
The tribute was an uncommon solemn note in the made-for-TV affair, in spite of the fact that the electronic maker Skrillex likewise alluded to world turmoil as he acknowledged a grant for his work with pop big name Justin Bieber.
"There is so much negative stuff going ahead on the planet, so it's dependent upon us to be certain," Skrillex said of artists' part.
The rap pair Macklemore and Ryan Lewis likewise made that big appearance to make a big appearance another tune, "Kevin," a politically charged story of medication dependence's toll in present day America that included the spirit vocalist Leon Bridges.
The American Music Awards are composed as a marvelous party and, dissimilar to the more prestigious Grammy Awards which will happen in February, the victors are controlled by voting from fans instead of the music business.
For the second in a row year, British kid band One Direction won Artist of the Year.
The prize comes soon after the band discharged its most recent collection, "Made in the A.M.," that the gathering says will be its last before a break.
Pop whiz Taylor Swift won three honors, more than any other person, including most loved collection for her blockbuster "1989."
– Surprise minutes –
Ariana Grande, the kid star turned stadium pressing pop artist, beat out Swift for most loved female pop or shake craftsman.
The 22-year-old, at first speechless, said thanks to her silver haired grandma who had been sitting alongside her in the group of onlookers.
"I think I owe a ton of this to my nonna," Grande, who is of Italian plummet, said in reference to her grandma.
"She let me know, 'Ariana, I went on the PC and voted, so I think you'll win.'"
In an indication of the blossoming US market for down home music, the honor for most loved new craftsman went to Nashville crooner Sam Hunt, who outpaced developing stars in different classifications including The Weeknd who won in the two R&B classifications.
In one of the minutes that drew the most consideration on online networking, youthful artist Charlie Puth enthusiastically kissed Meghan Trainor after they sang together.
Puth and Trainor, who has turned into a star to a limited extent because of her battles with self-perception, had collaborated for his tune "Marvin Gaye," which utilizes the name of the fabulous "How about we Get It On" R&B artist as a code wor
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