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""Ámame" received a positive response from music critics, where" → "The song received positive response from music critics, who" with the pipe, adding what critics generally praised about the song
Done
"The song peaked at number 27 on" → "It peaked at number 27 on"
Done
"Selena's writing of "Ámame" was" → "Selena's writing of the song was"
AJona1992 You still need to properly change the critical response part in the lead, add the release month of the single, move the songwriting credit to the first para of background and reorder music, lyrics and reception so the comp comes before chart positions. --K. Peake06:16, 7 August 2022 (UTC)[reply]