Improved Lyric_finder to retrieve correct lyrics instead of its translation #564
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Hi,
I noticed that for some lyrics, one of its translation is shown instead of the actual lyric, and this because for some obscure reason Genius responses by putting these translations at the top of the results. You can reproduce this behavior by playing the song "Kingslayer" by "Bring Me The Horizon".
Fortunately, all the results results (at least the bunch of those I checked manually to implement this fix) have "Genius < language > <translation written in that language>" as
artist_nameso afind()is used to exclude the results with keywordGeniusin that field.The rest of the code hasn't changed, so the first result is chosen.