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"A music video for" → "The music video for" but the sentence should be the last one of the lead for the correct order
"The track received positive reactions from three music journalists" → "The song received positive reactions from three music journalists," with the pipe
"It was a recipient of the" → "The song was a recipient of an" plus start a new para at this sentence, as the following three sentences and the moved video sentence being afterwards will be enough
Were the 4.7 million copies sold worldwide or in the US; specify and if the latter, mentioned the US after the figure then change "in the US" at the end to "in the country" to avoid repeating the name.
"reached number one on" → "reach number one on"
"On August 1996," → "In August 1996,"
"and that it would be released on" → "and it would be released in"
"The record's title, Vivir, was" → "The album's title of Vivir was"
"on December 1995 and was" → "in December 1995, before it was"
"and co-wrote its" → "and he had co-wrote its"
Since only Iglesias wrote the song, maybe you should mention it was solely composed by him with an appropriate source?
Start a new para at the award sentence that includes everything from there onwards, for separation from the negative review
Remove pipe on "El Palo"
The sixth number one and 12 weeks stat are not sourced; add the chart history at the end of the sentence using a ref name
I initially didn't think it was necessary to source the 12 weeks part, since it's later sourced in the body of the article, but better safe than sorry.
"charts where it spent 11 weeks on this spot on" → "charts, spending 11 weeks at the top of"
Pipe to Billboard Hot Latin Songs Year-End Chart should only be on "best-performing song"
Why is the Chile chart position not written here or in the lead?
I removed Chile because the charts are not from El Tiempo, but a reprint from a source that is not mentioned. Until I can find out where El Tiempo is getting the charts from, I'm going to refrain from using it.
This is the correct decision to make, as it is dubious including a chart when only the country it covers is known. --K. Peake08:25, 20 May 2021 (UTC)Reply
The compilation albums should come directly after lead single since they are release info
On hold until all of the issues are fixed, after a quick review of this! --K. Peake 10:26, 18 May 2021 (UTC)
