Obama delivers to prize Stevie Wonder in the White House.

Obama delivers to prize Stevie Wonder in the White House Singer received the Gershwin prize from the Library of the Congress. President said that musics of Wonder had marked its youth. The president of the United States, Barack Obama, delivered in this Wednesday (25) to the singer and composer Stevie Wonder the Gershwin prize of the Library of the Congress in recognition its workmanship. Obama, that said that musics of Wonder had marked its youth, delivered the prize to the artist during a ceremony in the White House, where Tony Bennett and Martina McBride had been also homaged. The singer thanked for the prize standing out the importance to have Obama, first black president of the history of U.S.A., in the power. " What it moves is that we live a moment where we can see that this country fulfills its largeness and that is looked at through the love, of the commitment and the care of a president, our president Barack Obama" , Wonder said " Stevie congregated an incredible gamma of traditions in its music creating with this a style that was only e at the same time universal" , it affirmed Obama. The Gershwin Prize, adopted in homage to the composers Ira and George Gershwin, is granted as homage to the musical work of all a life. In 2007, it was also delivers to the singer and composer Paul Simon.