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Taiwanese father-daughter duo wins Grammy Best Recording Package award

02/06/2023 02:47 PM
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Xiao Qing-yang (left) and his daughter Hsiao Chun-tien. CNA photo Feb. 6, 2023
Xiao Qing-yang (left) and his daughter Hsiao Chun-tien. CNA photo Feb. 6, 2023

Los Angeles, Feb. 5 (CNA) A Taiwanese father-daughter designer duo won the Best Recording Package award for their design for the cover of the album "Tamsui-Kavalan Trails Trilogy" at the 65th Grammy Awards on Sunday in Los Angeles.

Xiao Qing-yang (蕭青陽) and his daughter Hsiao Chun-tien (蕭君恬) won the honor for their cover design for the soundtrack album for the short film "Tamsui-Kavalan Trails Trilogy" at the event held at the Crypto.com Arena.

Xiao, 56, gave his thank-you speech in Chinese, expressing gratitude to his parents, ancestors, wife, and all the people who tread the Tamsui-Kavalan trails.

It was Xiao's seventh Grammy Awards nomination since 2005, and the first with his daughter.

The Grammy Award winning designers
The Grammy Award winning designers' work, the packaging of the album "Tamsui-Kavalan Trails Trilogy" is displayed at a press event in Los Angeles on Sunday. CNA photo Feb. 6, 2023

Sunday's win meant "dreams come true" after an 18-year wait for Xiao since his first nomination, according to his daughter in her thank-you speech in English.

This is the second consecutive year that Taiwanese designers have won the prize for Best Recording Package at the annual Grammy Awards.

In 2022, Li Jheng-han (李政瀚) and Yu Wei (于薇) won the award for their cover design for the album "'Pakelang" (八歌浪) at the 64th Grammy Awards in Las Vegas, which was the first-ever Grammy won by Taiwanese nominees.

(By Flor Wang and Lin Hung-han)

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