Talk:Chiquinha Gonzaga

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Alto Flute Solo
I am playing one of her pieces in recital named "Nao, insistas, rapariga!" Do Not insist, girl This Brazilian polka is fun to play and will feature the alto flute nicely. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 68.18.14.17 (talk) 02:19, 25 July 2008 (UTC)

External links modified
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Terrible grammar
Wow, who wrote this? Here's one sentence out of many that sounds like a 5th grader wrote it,

"As Chiquinha could not accept his extra-marital betrayals, she splits and again loses a daughter".

"Splits"? Surely you could've gotten out the thesaurus or at least had someone edit it that could write a decent sentence. The whole article just goes on and on like this. Here's more: "She was 52 years old and John the Baptist, has only 16". LOL! John the Baptist? I'm guessing it's not the guy who baptized Jesus. If Wikipedia wants to be taken seriously as a credible source then its editorial staff needs to clean this type of incredible mess up.