contrastado (see sentence below)
English translation: outstanding, prominent
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5 mins confidence: 
confirmed Explanation: Contrastar hechos can mean to confirm facts. In this case case I think it works - confirmed musicians, ie musicians whose skill has been proven and isn´t in doubt. A possibility derived from this could be to say "undoubted". Reference: http://wordreference.com |
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5 mins confidence:
outstanding, prominent Explanation: It reads quite strange in Spanish (there are many typos in the text also), but I think it means "destacados" (outstanding, prominent) in this context. Good luck! |
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