Juan Tamariz performs a poker-themed packet trick close-up with his co-hosts before taking to the stage to close the episode.
Chantatachán was a program produced for Telemadrid in 1992-93. We would like to thank Juan Tamariz and Luis Piedrahita for making this content available.
An act with a romantic theme including the repeated production of roses, candles and items of jewelry.
Juan Tamariz performs a popular close-up card trick; Frank Everhardt's "Chicago Opener".
Chantatachán was a program produced for Telemadrid in 1992-93. We would like to thank Juan Tamariz and Luis Piedrahita for making this content available.
French magician Gaëtan Bloom performs a classic of magic on Chantatachán, a program produced for Telemadrid in 1992-93. We would like to thank Juan Tamariz and Luis Piedrahita for making this content available.
Ricky Jay, the American sleight-of-hand artist and magic historian, is famous for his ability to throw playing cards. In this performance, he has set his sights on the deadly watermelon.
Chantatachán was a program produced for Telemadrid in 1992-93. We would like to thank Juan Tamariz and Luis Piedrahita for making this content available.
In between longer segments, Juan Tamariz performs magic close up with his cohosts on Chantatachán.
Chantatachán was a program produced for Telemadrid in 1992-93. We would like to thank Juan Tamariz and Luis Piedrahita for making this content available.
An astonishing and suspenseful display of marksmanship as Hans Morretti aims a crossbow at his wife Helga.
Chantatachán was a program produced for Telemadrid in 1992-93. We would like to thank Juan Tamariz and Luis Piedrahita for making this content available.
Juan Tamariz performs close-up card magic with his co-hosts on Chantatachán. This piece, based on Marcello Truzzi's "Heads Up", originally performed with pocket change instead of cards.
Chantatachán was a program produced for Telemadrid in 1992-93. We would like to thank Juan Tamariz and Luis Piedrahita for making this content available.
A modern take on the most famous illusion in history — "Sawing a Woman Into Halves" — where the subject remains in full view throughout the performance.
Chantatachán was a program produced for Telemadrid in 1992-93. We would like to thank Juan Tamariz and Luis Piedrahita for making this content available.
A piece of comedy card magic attributed to British magician Patrick Page.
Chantatachán was a program produced for Telemadrid in 1992-93. We would like to thank Juan Tamariz and Luis Piedrahita for making this content available.
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