Talk:Querencia (album)

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About personnel

I did a major change in Personnel section, but I have several questions which remain uncertain:

The artists are ordered by tracks.
Credits on Tidal do not include track 19's credit, I used previous data instead.
Should Korean characters be translated into Latin characters?

-- BrandNew Jim Zhang (talk) 04:19, 21 February 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Singles

Stay Tonight is listed first, then Play as "the album's second single". This paragraph refers to "the two pre-released singles, together with Stay Tonight" and is quite ambiguous as to if Stay Tonight & Play are those pre-releases or if there's a third song. X is then cited as the fourth single, Bicycle as the fifth, and Demente as the sixth.

Clarification needed. I may come back and do this, but it's late and I'm already confused.

Weelilbit (talk) 22:45, 26 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]