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I've just placed the cleanup template. I believe this article may have grammatical errors since I'm not an English native speaker. --Kiko Loureiro17:15, 15 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]
"Falaschi is a well-known brazilian gay rights activist, and currently is engaged to former band-mate and longtime lover, Kiko Loureiro." I removed this line, because I suspect it may be vandalism. It has no citation, and the person who added it in has only four edits in his entire history: This one, two counts of adding a similarly backhanded pejorative-sounding "is a gay rights activist" line to Universo Online, and one count of extremely blatant homosexuality-related vandalism to FC Barcelona Rugby. If I'm wrong about this and this statement about Falaschi is actually true, feel free to add it back. --68.35.129.18011:30, 17 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]
