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The user above thinks that English grammar applies to foreign language, and after much discussion and gathered opinion from other users, I discovered guidelines on the subject Naming conventions (capitalization). Foreign language capitalization is applied unless foreign words are 'borrowed' into the English language as the English titles for those works. Not the case here. So La mujer perfecta is correct (which I already knew). Nowhere on Wikipedia does it say that English orthography is to be applied to non-English titles or terms, and no one in our discussion supported that myth. T.W. (talk) 21:46, 31 July 2011 (UTC)Reply
