Taylor Swift presented a magical spectacle during her appearance at the Grammy Awards 2021.

The pop star set up a fairytale setting reminiscent of a forest from the "Lord of the Rings" movies and sang an ethereal and dynamic medley with songs from the two albums - Surprise "Folklore" and "Evermore" released in 2020.

Taylor Swift was accompanied by Aaron Dessner of The National and Jack Antonoff, key collaborators on her last two albums.

The singer began her appearance by singing "Cardigan" lying on the roof of a wooden house that was covered with moss and was in the middle of a forest, creating a dream image that perfectly matched the style of "Folklore".

Taylor Swift At The 63rd Annual GRAMMY Awards
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Then Taylor Swift came down from the roof and entered the house, where Aaron Dessner and Jack Antonoff were already, to sing "August", another song from the album "Folklore".

Soon after, the pop star and the two musicians left the wooden house, followed by "Willow", the main single from the album "Evermore".

This was Taylor Swift's first appearance on the Grammy Awards in five years and her seventh appearance at the event. The 31-year-old American sang at the biggest night of music in 2009 ("Fifteen"), in 2010 ("Today Was A Fairytale" / "You Belong With Me"), in 2012 ("Mean"), in 2013 ("We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together "), in 2014 (" All Too Well ") and in 2016 (" Out Of The Woods ").

Taylor Swift was nominated for six Grammy Awards 2021 and won the Album of the Year award with "Folklore".