I didn't expected this (because it was nominated recently), but it has [2] 2 uncategorized redirects, 1 suspicious link, and 2 dead links. The 3 registration (access issue) sources are Newsbank.com and RIAA's, no problem with them.
Lead
"¿Dónde Están los Ladrones?" (and elsewhere). -> Although it is grammatically correct, the lack of "¿" is deliverated (as marked by sources).
Where Are the Thieves? -> No reason to bold it.
You can expand the lead a bit more, as currently it is not focusing on background, development and composition
Background and development
proéminence is French, prominence is English.
"...totally on this project". -> Citations always go after quotes. This applies elsewhere.
Title and artwork
"At the El Dorado International Airport in Bogotá after finishing" -> "At the El Dorado International Airport in Bogotá, after finishing"
"cannot take so long..." -> Is the ellipsis part of the original quote?
Dónde Están los Ladrones -> Dónde Están los Ladrones?
Mars and Venus -> Venus and Mars
Shakira confesses that she can not make coffee, does not understand soccer, and that she must have been unfaithful at some point and never wears watch. -> Almost the same phrase as in the source.
that refers to God coming to Earth after finishing his work and discovering everything to be in ruins, and decides to quit his job and become a normal man. -> Same as above.
The following track "Tú" lyrically -> The following track, "Tú", lyrically
Shakira is seen singing the song -> passive voice doesn't work here
in February 1999 is unsourced
"two and three on the US Latin Pop Songs" ... "reaching numbers 2 and 9 on the US Latin Pop Songs" -> choose one
"Ojos Así" was released as the album's final single in July 1999. -> unsourced, plus, it is inconsistent with ""Moscas en la Casa" was released as the sixth single"
"Due to an absense of a music video, the song reached lower positions on music charts" (10 and 25) -> Ojos así reached 9 and 22 with a music video, so where did you get that conclusion?
Promotion
Con T De Tarde -> Con T de Tarde
Shakira embarked on the Tour Anfibio which began on 17 March 2000 in Panama City, Panama -> I know Wikipedia is not reliable but Tour Anfibio says it started on Lima 4 days later. This kind of confirms it.
However, a biography of Shakira says it began in Panama in said date.
English version
Gloria Estefan is already linked
whose husband Emilio Estefan was managing Shakira at that time -> which time? Anyway, this has been already mentioned before.
so Estefan offered to translate -> Gloria? (This is why that line is irrelevant here).
Track listing
"All lyrics written by Shakira Mebarak." reduces you a column.
"If you leave me for that witch, bitch, don't ever come back" -> Basically, Shakira is calling her that in the song, and although it rhythms, translating pedazo de cuero to bitch is not a translation but an adaptation. I know a transliteration is worse ("piece of leather") but, according to the Real Academia Española, it colloquially means in Colombia a "Mujer avejentada y fea (an aged and ugly woman)"[3]