Beyonce dominates nominations for MTV awards

New York - The visual disk Beyoncé, "Lemonade", praised by critics, gave R & B singer on Tuesday the 11 nominations mark the best of his career, for the MTV Video Music Awards, a list that had several mentions for Adele and rapper Kayne West, but nothing to Taylor Swift.

Adele back the single video in 2015, "Hello", hit on YouTube, had seven nominations, and "Send My Love (To Your New Lover)" won the eighth indication for British singer.

The controversial video for "Famous," West, which brings images of 12 naked celebrities including Taylor Swift, sleeping near the rapper had two nominations, including one for the main prize of the year.

West and Taylor Swift are for months in a public fight over the pop star approved or not the letter in which West brags to have made her famous.

The singer, 26, the celebrity with the highest incomes in the world, dominated the music award shows in the last five years and won four MTV awards in 2015, including one for the song "Bad Blood", with Kendrick Lamar.

This year, however, she had no indication after spending most of 2015 on a world tour, despite having released video for "Out of the Woods" and "New Romantics" at the end of last year and beginning of the current year.

The coveted year video category has the political "Formation", Beyoncé, against "Hello," Adele, "Hotline Bling," Canadian rapper Drake, "Sorry", Justin Bieber, and "Famous" West .

The MTV Video Music Awards, which has a reputation for irreverent and use shock tactics, takes place this year in New York on August 28 and will air live on MTV. The awards are decided by votes from fans.

The presenter of the awards will be announced. The album "Lemonade," Beyoncé had music videos for each track and was praised by daring songs about betrayal and revenge. Album videos also had nominations for choreography, art direction and editing.

Rihanna had several nominations for his collaborations with DJ Calvin Harris, in "This is What You Came For, and Drake. in "Work".

British artist David Bowie, who died unexpectedly of cancer in January, days after releasing a new album, also entered the list of nominees with nominations for best direction, art, editing and photography by singles "Blackstar" and "Lazarus ".