First, the user wants an original article for the keyword "Angel Di Maria En Argentina". I need to write in English, but the keyword is in Spanish, which suggests the article should be about Ángel Di María in the context of Argentina, focusing on his contributions to the national team. I have some context provided, including mentions of his best goals, a video link, and a comment from someone named enzzorp. However, since the user says "Use this context when useful," I don't have to include everything, but I should weave in relevant parts. The requirements are: - 600 to 900 words. - Natural headings. - Avoid unsupported claims. - Do not mention that this was AI-generated. - Use only HTML tags: h2, h3, p, ul, ol, li, strong, em. No markdown fences. So, I need to structure the article with HTML headings and paragraphs. The tone should be factual and SEO-friendly, meaning I should naturally include the keyword and related terms. The keyword is "Angel Di Maria En Argentina", so I'll focus on his career with the Argentine national team, his best goals, and his impact. Let me outline the article: - Introduction: Brief overview of Ángel Di María's significance in Argentine football. - His journey with the national team from debut to key tournaments. - Highlight of his best goals, perhaps referencing the video from the context. - His partnerships, like with Messi. - Conclusion: His legacy. I need to ensure it's between 600-900 words. I'll write in English, but since the keyword is in Spanish, I can use "Ángel Di María" in the headings. Now, for natural headings, I'll use h2 and h3 tags. Avoid unsupported claims: Only state facts about his career, goals, etc. Since the user provided a video link and a comment, I can incorporate that naturally. For example, mentioning the video of his best goals. Let me start writing the HTML structure. First, the article should be within body tags, but since only HTML tags are allowed, I'll just use the tags specified. I'll begin with a main heading using h2, then paragraphs with p. Also, use strong for emphasis, and em for italics where needed. To include the video link, I can mention it in a paragraph. But the user says "Return only safe HTML", so I should avoid any scripts or iframes. I'll write the article as if I'm discussing his career. Let me draft the content. **Heading: Ángel Di María en Argentina: Un Héroe del Fútbol Nacional** Introduction paragraph: Talk about his importance. Then, subheading: Sus Primeros Pasos en la Selección More paragraphs. Subheading: Goles Inolvidables Here, I can mention the video: "Un video en YouTube recopila sus mejores goles, disponible en el enlace proporcionado." Subheading: La Conexión con Messi And so on. I need to use the context: "Nico Vázquez y Angel Di Maria" – I can mention that Nico Vázquez has interacted with him, but I need to confirm. The context has "Nico Vázquez y Angel Di Maria" without a verb, so I can say something like "Compañeros como Nico Vázquez han destacado su talento." But to avoid unsupported claims, I'll stick to what's known. Actually, from the context, it seems like a video description with a comment from enzzorp. I'll use that as a reference. To phrase it naturally: "En un video que recopila sus mejores goles, enzzorp comenta: 'Hey guys, today I bring you a new video with the best goals of Ángel Di María for the Argentinian national team.'" But I need to integrate it smoothly. Now, let's write the article. I'll use English, but since the keyword is in Spanish, I'll use Spanish headings for authenticity. The user said "original article for the keyword: Angel Di Maria En Argentina", so the article can be in English about him in Argentina. To make it SEO-friendly, I'll use the keyword in the first heading and naturally throughout. Let me write the HTML. I'll start with

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