GRAMMY 2025: Esperanza Spalding says that Milton Nasse was “excluded” from the main room

In the 2025 edition of Grammy, Esperanza Spalding and Milton Nasception were appointed in the best jazz category of the vocal album

Despite being one of the great names of Brazilian music and a large international recognition (Paul McCartneyof Beatlesit’s a big fan), Milton Netting It was “excluded” to sit at the table of the main room, where they are appointed and guests, by the ceremony of Grammy 2025.

Who revealed that the information was Esperanza Spaldingwith which the Brazilian competed in the category The best vocal jazz album. The duo has released the album in the studio Milton + Esperanza (2024). They lost Joyful holiday (2023), from Samara Joy.

In the publication made in InstagramThe double bassist and singer of the United States expressed indignation with the branches of The academy of registrationHead of the prize and ceremony. “Então Entle, was rejected Milton A place on the tables for the ceremony of this year. I didn’t like it, “he wrote Spalding.

(I’m not talking about a victory in Grammy. We are celebrating the glorious victory of @samarajoysingsingsI’m talking about a chair … here at this table I am sitting. I am angry because this alive legend was not considered important enough to sit in the ListsOr while the tables in the main floor are organized, so I had to take it with me. Let us know if you see us on TV.

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Source: Terra

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