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Le Canto (album) should be merged here, as it's just the Spanish-language version of the same album with two extra tracks. All the information in that article, bar a quote from AllMusic is already in this article. Le Canto already directs to here. Richard3120 (talk) 22:08, 6 June 2021 (UTC)[reply]
I think it should not merge Le Canto (album), it is true that it is the English version of the album Kari Jobe (album), it is another musical production made in another language as well as a very important source that was revised by AllMusic, in addition to winning a Dove Award. As can be seen here, two articles by a Christian band Hillsong United where they released two albums, one in English United We Stand (Hillsong United album) and the other in Spanish Unidos Permanecemos, but with a revision of AllMusic it was accepted by Wikipedia, in addition to the band Elevation Worship that released the album Hallelujah Here Below and later released the album in Spanish Aleluya (En La Tierra). As can be seen in the articles by Kari Jobe, both articles in English and Spanish are remarkable not to be merged, not to mention other artists who have launched musical productions in English and Spanish and who have been reviewed by notable sources.GJFBR (talk) 02:51, 10 June 2021 (UTC)[reply]
