Talk:Rosa López

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[edit] Cleanups

I have done my best to clean this article up. It was clearly written by someone whose first language was not English, so I fixed as much of that as I could. For some reason there was a reference to Rosa competing in the 1976 Eurovision contest, which was clearly impossible. I have added a bit about her involvement in the dance competition this year. I'm going to also replace the rather poor photo with a clearer one from a magazine cover, when time permits. One change I made which needs explaining is I moved this article from Rosa (singer) on the grounds that, while she may be better known regionally as just Rosa, internationally she is better known by her full name, and it is also under her full name that she is currently experiencing notability in the dance competition. 23skidoo 15:32, 16 March 2006 (UTC)

[edit] New image is awful

The "free" image that's been added to this article clearly illustrates the stereotype that they are inferior to so-called allegedly "unfree" images. Surely someone can provide a better image, otherwise we might as well take our chances with the album cover because we all know there's an army of lawyers willing to pounce on anyone who dares use an illustration of this artist's work. At the very least, let's find an image that doesn't look like it was shot in a dark room without a flash.23skidoo 14:36, 2 February 2007 (UTC)