JUAN TAMARIZ: “Simply super strong magic full of surprises!”
DAN & DAVE: “His display of freedom and ease with a deck of cards creates a spirit of wonder every magician should strive to achieve.”DAVID WILLIAMSON: “Dani is not only a product of the “Spanish School” of card magic, with masters such as Ascanio and Tamariz as his influences, he is also the product of the ethereal mixture of biology, psychology, stardust and unicorn tears that produces genius. Two of my favorite magicians were Albert Goshman and Del Ray. They had the ability to connect with an audience through their magic on a basic emotional level. There was an honesty in their work. Their ingenious methods, impeccable technique and their irresistible characters were intertwined to create a whole experience greater than the sum of it’s parts. I can think of few performers today who rise to that level. Dani is one. His performances seem spontaneous, his miracles real. An audience feels that they have been treated to a unique experience, not an over-rehearsed stale presentation. To watch him with a live audience is a lesson in what close up magic ought to be, an imitate shared experience of miracles and humanity. His casual style disguises his deep understanding of fundamental magic principles and applied psychology. Any student of magic, at any level would do well to pay close attention.”
DVD 3 - Psychology
In this fascinating DVD, Dani shows us a host of psychological, used from the viewpoint of espectaor itself to transform a simple puzzle in a miracle.
Attitude, reaccciones times, perceptions, timming … especially among ideas, subtleties and games.
Force Classic
Introduction
Rhythm
Focus
Atitude (A, B and C)
Playing with Time (Psychology force)
Introduction
You Deal
They Deal
On the Table
Dealing Groups
One Second for the Magic (Trick and Explanation)
NAAEC
Introduction
The Importance of Numbers
The Number 18
Directing the Spectator
NAAEC (Trick and Explanation - Game and explanation)
Thought of card (MC method)
Method and Example
Thought Collector (Trick and Explanation - Game and explanation)
Imaginary Deck
Classic Force
Force Value
7th Position Force
One in Five (Spelling)
Property Sequence
VT
Performances Examples
Interview About the Psychology
