Talk:David Bisbal

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[edit] Chart positions

I doubt, that the chart positions are correct. According to australian-charts.com, swedishcharts.com and lescharts.com the song Let's Make History wasn't in the charts in any of the mentioned countries. I took them out. In Germany this was his only chart hit and was far away from the top spot. And according to my own files Bulería was his only number one since 2004 in the AFYVE charts, which I think are the "official" spanish charts? If somebody knows more ... -- Harro 16:19, 16 October 2006 (UTC)

[edit] "Discs"

The word "discs" is used several times in this article, seemingly replacing the more commonly accepted word "album". I don't think this article was written by a native English speaker, so that would explain it. It's a minor thing, but "albums" sounds better. Can we replace those, or shall they be left alone?

Tetty2 21:19, 22 May 2007 (UTC)