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List of Grammy Award winners and nominees by country

List of Grammy Award winners and nominees by country

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The following is a list of Grammy Award winners and nominees by country:

Argentina

Australia

Austria

Azerbaijan

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Barbados

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Belgium

Brazil

Cameroon

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Canada

Cape Verde

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Chile

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China

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Cuba

France

Germany

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Iceland

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India

Indonesia

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Iran

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Ireland

Italy

Japan

Kazakhstan

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Lebanon

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Malaysia

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Mali

Mexico

Mongolia

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Morocco

Netherlands

Nigeria

New Zealand

Pakistan

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Peru

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Philippines

Poland

Puerto Rico

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Senegal

South Africa

South Korea

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Spain

Sri Lanka

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Taiwan

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United Kingdom

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United States

Venezuela

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Vietnam

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Notes

  1. Franghiz Alizadeh and Alim Qasimov[1] were two members of a large musical collective, who performed on the album.
  2. Gotye is born in Belgium, but was raised in Australia.
  3. As a member of the Pat Metheny Group
  4. Ardeshir Farah[35] was a member of a music group.
  5. Kayhan Kalhor[36] was a member of a musical collective, who performed on the album.
  6. Kayhan Kalhor[1] was a member of a musical collective, who performed on the album.
  7. Hamid Saeidi[40] was a member of a musical collective, who performed on the album.
  8. Rabih Abou Khalil[1] was a member of a large musical collective, who performed on the album.
  9. Hussain Jiffry was the bass player, who performed on Alpert's 2013 album, Steppin' Out.
  10. As a member of the Pat Metheny Group
  11. As producer, recording engineer, songwriter

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