Quebec singer Charlotte Cardin won the album of the year award for 99 NightsSunday evening, during the Juno awards evening.
This is the second trophy of the weekend for the singer, who was the most nominated artist this year, with six citations. Saturday, during the first Juno gala, Charlotte Cardin had already won the trophy for best pop album.
“Making this album with my friends was one of the greatest joys of my life. I want to dedicate this prize to my friends, declared Charlotte Cardin upon receiving her prize. Also, all of this wouldn’t make sense and wouldn’t exist without my fans. […] Album of the year, baby! »
Celine Dion also won this prize in the past, recalled one of the evening’s hosts, when presenting the prize which went to Charlotte Cardin. Quebecer Alexandra Stréliski, Daniel Ceasar, Lauren Spencer Smith and Talk were also in the running for this honor.