Talk:Valdivia, Valdivia, Chile
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"uniqueness" etc. strikes me as very POV.--Sonjaaa 06:47, 20 April 2006 (UTC)
Could this page be renamed "Valdivia (Chile)" to keep the style used for other cities in Chile?
I should think that quite a few statements in this page sound too local or poorly substantiated:
- Valdivia is also know (sic) for its world famous school Windsor School.
What is Windsor School? Was this an in-joke??
- In the last decade Valdivia gained prestige as an important cultural and scientific venue: the Valdivia Film Festival became the most important in Chile.
The most important in Chile? Is this assertion verifiable?
- ...and the Centro de Estudios CientÃficos moved near the Calle-Calle River...
What is the relevance of the last sentence?
- Nightlife
There are several places to have fun at night, the most known (sic) is Scanners Discotheque (better known as "La Chaner"), in 2004 it was proclaimed the capital of the perreo in the Los Lagos Region. Other sophisticated places to go are the 691 (el seis), it is popular for the free entrances for girls and women, and the Casona Verde (el Mambo) which is valued for its alternative style.
This paragraph has poor syntaxis and a number of POV statements. The list of places sounds as if it were a promotional tool. BTW, what does perreo mean??
Shozmaster 01:28, 24 August 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Recent Edit
A recent edit has added the following, virtually unintelligent text-
In Valdivia we have create a new concept of fun, and in this new concept we use to refer about the characters (los Weones), one of the most important characters is Cepillo, wich is known as "El Rey del Reggaeton", other famous character is "El Dentren", wich is an habitant of the forests near of Valdivia and is known also as "The Centaur".
Can someone who knows either fix, or delete? Rob (Talk) 12:01, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
