Can I say...
Can I say "I'd buy a CD whose name is "Sirope"" or it's better said "The CD I'd buy is called "Sirope""

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Can I say...
Can I say "I'd buy a CD whose name is "Sirope"" or it's better said "The CD I'd buy is called "Sirope""

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I think both options are correct, but I'd prefer the first one ;) I like more. Moreover, I'd use "I want to buy" instead of "I'd buy", but maybe is a literal translation from Spanish :D

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"Whose" is normally only used of people, not of things.

Your second sentence is fine. Or, more simply, you could say. "I'd buy the CD called Sirope."