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"the song live on numerous occasions, including in Amsterdam, Madrid and Tel Aviv." I think it would be ideal to state in which festivals/shows the song was performed as well
"Lyrically, its about the challenges within a modern society as well as rising up against wars and pleading for peace and love" Reword this sentence, it sounds awkward, and mention who said the song was about that
"and that its lyrics would be translated into English." According to ref 2., the song was originally written in English but was translated to Albanian for purposes of the Festivalis
"World" was musically characterised as an English-language pop-rock "power", "spherical" and "Bond-style" ballad.[7][8][9][10] WP:OVERKILL. It would be better to mention which author said what about the song, expanding the section
Can you elaborate on the performances she made in Madrid, Tel Aviv, Amsterdam? I'm talking about the dates, the festivals/events' names, if possible include something about the performance
@Iaof2017: I have merged the composition and critical reception sections into one, because the latter was too short. I hope you don't mind. Also, something I forgot to mention, please describe the synopsis of the music video, using the YouTube video as a reference. I trust you could do it. I'm going to pass the nomination since my other comments were already addressed. Congratulations! --Paparazzzi (talk) 22:45, 23 April 2020 (UTC)[reply]