User:Tomasoccer/Viña del Mar International Song Festival

(In case is confusing, I am editing the English version of the festival. The page already existed but with plenty of room for improvement. What I wrote down would be a new section added into the article below "El Monstruo" section)

Viña del Mar International Song Festival

Award's History
Golden Lyre (1961-1968)

Golden Harp (1965-1968)

Silver Seagull (1969- Present)

Golden Seagull (1969- Present) (Discontinued during 2004-2011)

Silver Torch (1983-2014)

Golden Torch (1983-2014)

Platinum Seagull (2012- Present)

Artists perform in the Festival de Viña with the goal of receiving as many awards as possible, which will depend on their success with "El Monstruo." The awards have had multiple changes throughout the festival's history.

The first two awards ever given were the Golden Lyre and Golden Harp in 1961. However, these two awards would be replaced by the Silver and Golden Seagull in 1969.

In 1983, the Festival's commissioners decided to create the Silver and Golden Torch as a "second tier" award. This decision was made in order to add more variety to the awards, and make the Seagull the most prestigious award in the festival.

For over 30 years, no changes were made to the awards. However, in 2015, the production team and Viña's municipality decided to eliminate the Silver and Golden Torch, leaving the Silver and Golden Seagull as the only awards that performers could aspire to get. The reason for this decision was all the critiques that the event was receiving about the high numbers of awards that an artist could received.

Finally, the Platinum Seagull was added in 2012 as a special award for performers with long influence throughout the festival's history. Only 3 artists have received it up to date.

To do List
- Delete the Stage Section

- Reword your ideas so they are easier for readers to understand