If you missed the spectacle of the MEMAwards, which aired live on the night, it was one of the network’s best-produced telecasts and one that was powerful and electrifying enough to blow away its many peers. The night was full of reunions,tributes and honors making for some very interesting and amazing moments.The nearly three-hour event was packed with entertainment, nostalgia and forward-thinking performers that formed an apt celebration of the shows 8th anniversary. Read on to get the full rundown of who won what on Music’s Biggest Night...

The MEMA presented honored awards to these 6 prodigies who stood the test of time on their own terms. They brought such strength and passion to everything they did. Who else has had a more versatile career, and still maintained the dedication to their craft. What more could you ask for in a role model for younger generations? Nagat Al Saghira, Mohamed Sultan, Sayed Hegab, Khaled Agag, Mohamed Fouad, Hany Mehanna, Tamer Hosny and Sherine Abdul Wahab both won individual awards after being voted best male/female singers throughout 2014. Tamer took center stage, and performed his award winning best song “180 Daraga”, and also took home an award for his single “Etamni”. As Sherine walked up onto the stage to accept her award, she mesmerized the audience with her beautiful voice and rocked the stage with her performance. She won two additional awards for best album “Ana Keteir “ and best clip “Koli Melkak”. The best oriental male/female award went to Mahmoud Al Liethy and Amina, while Khaled Hussein took home the award for best DJ, and Sharmoofers were awarded best band of the year. Major award shows typically don’t make room for emerging talents unless they have a massive hit, of course. But not MEMA. Through its Music initiative, new rising youth, and encouragement awards are presented to these talents, which are often showcased with short performances.

MEMA Encouragement Award:
Yousra Mahnoush, Mohamed Rashad & Abdel Sallam Al Zayed

MEMA Talent Award:
Mai Selim & Hossam Habib

MEMA Best Youth Producer:
Hany Mahrous “NJ”

MEMA Best Youth Singer:
Tamer Ashour & Shaimaa Al Hilali

MEMA Best Rising Singer:
Ahmed Gamal & Ebtessam Tiskat

These awards in particular encourage young talents in achieving soaring performances, and motivate them to discover and optimize the valuable use of their influence towards younger generations.

The well established Mohamed Sakr was voted this years best sound engineer, and Ayman Bahgat Amar won an award for his unrivaled poems. Ahmed Ibrahim’s outstanding ability earned him an award for best music arranger, along with the innovative Walid Saad, who was winner of the best composer award.

Walid Mansour was presented an award for his pioneering role in organizing events. Yasser Khalil, won a much deserved award for best artist manager. Sereja Tkachenko won an award as best clip director acknowledging such amazing talent. The best series song award went to Mostafa Hagag’s “Ah Men El-wagaa”.

Leading Radio station 90.90 was this years winner for the best music radio channel, and everybody’s favorite, Mazzika won the award for best music channel.

Each year the event is becoming noticeably bigger and better. And this year was no exception as the highly anticipated award night saw the prevalence of celebrities who graced the red carpet. So the award season has come and gone, and we’ve more or less closed the book on 2014. No doubt the award night found some great work and accordingly, deservedly rewarded it. It was a joyous night that reminds us of the artistry and emotions that brings us all together every year, and to that we take solace in knowing God willing -- we’ll meet yet again. Here’s to looking forward to many more celebrations of exclusivity, elegance and aspiration...