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Keep if Improved & Documented with better documentation and writing. I'm seeing the following:
"Bravo Bravissimo" which appears to be a national and international show/competion in which she won the national competition. This tends to support notability if more can be demonstrated about the prestige/notability of the contest.
Two recorded albums which may meet Item # 4 of WP Musicians: Has released two or more albums on a major label or one of the more important indie labels, if the label is important. Meeting this criteria is an automatic notable
In 2003, Diana entered the Portuguese Idol competition, where she reached the semi-finals -- not individually notable, but tends to support
Several songs had substancial success by being featured in several national soap opera(s). This tends to give credibility to the significance of the two recorded albums.
Even though we are an english language based medium, we should be including notables from other cultures. She is considered notable at Portugese WP: (see [1]). While this article is new here it has been on Portugese WP since July.
It seems that there is enough on the web to disprove a hoax, but little to support the author's list of accomplishments.
While she may appear in our Portuguese sister publication, I fear they've made a mistake. A principal test of notability for a pop artist is a chart hit, or a claim to be a major influence on others in the field. Although she's done well in what appears to be a local radio poll, when I look at the Portuguese article I find no evidence that she's had a hit in a national or European chart, nor does she appear to be particularly influential in her own right. So Delete for now. WMMartin18:35, 3 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]
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