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"by Isidro Infante and released as" → "by Isidro Infante, and released as"
You need to add the genre in comp as salsa with a source, rather than merely having a mention of it in reception
"song in which La India tells the woman" → "song, in which La India tells the woman"
The lead is out of order after the above sentence; critical reception should come first, then the accolade followed by commercial performance and finally the music video
"for the track features" → "for the song features"