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«Ruinas» de Mateo García Elizondo
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«El niño payaso» de Mateo García Elizondo
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«La fiesta de San Julián» de Mateo García Elizondo
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«Voladora» de Mateo García Elizondo
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«Amor eterno» de Mateo García Elizondo
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«La intervención» de Mateo García Elizondo
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«La bendición» de Mateo García Elizondo
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Hanky Panky. A Book of Conjuring Tricks
German magician Wiljalba Frikell was a legend of his time. Harry Houdini himself tried for years to meet the man, whom he credited with putting magicians into black tie and tails rather than sorcerer’s robes. When Houdini was finally able to set a meeting and reached the house, Frikell had died an hour earlier. In Hanky Panky, Frikell gives instructions in hundreds of tricks: from coins, rings, knives and cards to optical and fire illusions.
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Modern Magic
When the first edition of Modern Magic hit the shelves in 1876, it sold out in weeks. Since then, it has been probably the most popular illusion manuals in human history. It documents the craft of the Victorian era in great detail: from small card tricks to grand stage illusions. London barrister Angelo John Lewis, who took the pen name Professor Hoffmann, was not a magician by trade. But his book was read by millions and became a pathway to explore the thrilling world of illusions.
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The Secrets of Stage Conjuring
The man who gave his name to Harry Houdini, this French watchmaker and magician is the father of modern conjuring. Robert-Houdin toured the world with his illusions and was even sent to pacify Algeria by the power of his magic (performances) by Napoleon III. In this book, he explains how theatrical craft, mechanics, electricity, and optics are used to create illusions, including his legendary “Light and Heavy Chest.”