00:04 Magic is complex despite looking simple 02:37 Magical techniques involve playing with spectator's memory and perception. 07:11 Naturality is key to magic performance 09:33 Understanding the power of punctuation symbols in magic 14:08 Importance of memory manipulation in magic performance 16:37 Dani DaOrtiz's deep passion for magic defines his life. 20:41 Focus on the spectator's experience in magic tricks 22:50 Influential mentorship in magic development 27:01 Importance of humility and continuous learning in magic 28:59 Following your passion without worrying about the consequences 32:53 The importance of honesty and psychology in magic. 35:11 Importance of magician's control over spectator's ability to change 39:31 Changing emotions and tricks every 15 minutes to keep the audience engaged 41:44 Honesty is the secret of Dani DaOrtiz's show. 46:00 Magicians often have to perform the same tricks repeatedly. 48:00 Magic is all about creating emotions and moments 52:46 Magician's presence is crucial in creating magic moments 55:02 Ricky Jay's show was groundbreaking for close-up magic 59:28 David Blaine elevated magic to another level 1:01:29 Dani DaOrtiz travels to work with David Blaine 1:05:35 Dani DaOrtiz discusses the difficulty of his magic and the need for understanding 1:07:45 Organizing work and travel schedules with the help of a team 1:11:56 Spain known as the world capital of card magic 1:13:59 Evolution of magic theory and psychology in Spain's magic community. 1:18:37 Emphasizing individuality in magic style 1:20:57 Magic construction involves handling emotions, expectations, and concepts beyond visual cues. 1:24:59 Understanding different perspectives in magic theory 1:27:29 Avoid practicing magic tricks in front of a mirror www.magicianscorner.co.uk/
Just so everybody realizes: Some of the stuff that Dani talks about in this podcast are some of his most fundamental "bread n' butter" principles that you usually learn from buying his downloads, DVDs, books, etc. And it's all for free on RUclips. Amazing stuff.
As I listen to this interview. The conversation was in-depth and transparent. Dani shared his deepest thoughts, philosophical insights about not just magic. The kiwi sweet knowledge of: “Who, “What,” “Why,” “When and “Where’s” that teaches the royal road of each person finding themselves and alpha their own unique ability for expression of their unique: “Way of the interception perception.” Dani DeOrtiz is like a party popper. He explodes with decades of experience and knowledge that has something for everyone traveling along this path of art form and no doubt segues into other arts and a way of life!
That impromptu invisible deck at the end with a borrowed sealed deck absolutely shocked me. It happened so fast I felt like there was no time for any special moves. I really liked this episode, I could listen to Dani talk forever. He's so passionate about magic, the psychology, and it's history. It really shows.
The way he manipulates the flow of conversation to make it seem like the card isn't picked until the new deck is opened is absolute genius. Dani is such an incredible performer.
@@sfdntk That's what I thought! But I can't trace it back! What a master of his craft, and truly addicted to the feeling of wonder, such a generous guy!
I was not watching a magic master talking about magics; I was watching a master who deeply understands HOW humans' brains, emotions, and senses are working. This is seriously the best interview and Podcast I've seen in years. Thank you to both of you for making this video and sharing this amazing knowledge.
I am a retired psychotherapist who used a lot of indirect hypnosis, told stories with imbedded stuff that would cause the person to start revising their own memories and ideas about the problems they brought to therapy, and asked strange questions that required the person to revise their memories. I came across Dani's magic a few months ago and my mind was blown. He had, as he explains here, developed psychological devises that influenced people's memories of what happened--he influenced their experiences--not simply what they saw and didn't see.
Best video I've seen! I've done sleights for 4 years on and off and Dani is an absolute legend, I've even created move inspired from several of my top magicians and having the goal to fool magicians above layman is such an incredible work ethic. Hope he does more and you also get Richard Turner on here or also his partner Rick Seedman, both are legends I adore
Ainda não terminei de ver e já te venho dar os parabéns!!! Muito bom, precisávamos disto! Ótimo convidado. Mantem esta onda com novos convidados, é muito bom de ver! Grande abraço!!!
Okay, aside some of Jeremy Griffiths content on his channel, this is BY FAR the best magic content Ive stumbled upon on whole RUclips. And I do look a lot of magic content, so Im fairly sure this stands also as a "period" claim, I doubt I just didnt stumbled upon something better yet. When allready mentioned Danny Garcia, I will allways be thankfull to him for his TnR card and his coin matrix. Two tricks I really really mastered and have in my pocket allways, and performed them million times. Tbh, along tap-a-lack those are probably most used and abused tricks in my case
*EDIT: not a magician, this is wizardry...!* The trick at the end is truly amazing. And even though I understood all he explained in advance, there is no way this trick could even remotely be true. Damn!! _Even the host felt defeated, but in a fulfilling kind of way :D_ _Dani is not a magician, he's a ff-ing scientist, philosopher, humanist, mentalist, ultimate master: Humble dude!! What a guy!!_ *_He refers to a book about performing, which seems to go deeper on who you are and how to share that. I can't find it, anyone can share a link? It is only in Spanish I think._*
@@nguyenduchieu8815 Don't expose his stuff without his permission tbh. If he has a free tutorial on it than sure but I'd not take from his craft casually
00:04 Magic is complex despite looking simple
02:37 Magical techniques involve playing with spectator's memory and perception.
07:11 Naturality is key to magic performance
09:33 Understanding the power of punctuation symbols in magic
14:08 Importance of memory manipulation in magic performance
16:37 Dani DaOrtiz's deep passion for magic defines his life.
20:41 Focus on the spectator's experience in magic tricks
22:50 Influential mentorship in magic development
27:01 Importance of humility and continuous learning in magic
28:59 Following your passion without worrying about the consequences
32:53 The importance of honesty and psychology in magic.
35:11 Importance of magician's control over spectator's ability to change
39:31 Changing emotions and tricks every 15 minutes to keep the audience engaged
41:44 Honesty is the secret of Dani DaOrtiz's show.
46:00 Magicians often have to perform the same tricks repeatedly.
48:00 Magic is all about creating emotions and moments
52:46 Magician's presence is crucial in creating magic moments
55:02 Ricky Jay's show was groundbreaking for close-up magic
59:28 David Blaine elevated magic to another level
1:01:29 Dani DaOrtiz travels to work with David Blaine
1:05:35 Dani DaOrtiz discusses the difficulty of his magic and the need for understanding
1:07:45 Organizing work and travel schedules with the help of a team
1:11:56 Spain known as the world capital of card magic
1:13:59 Evolution of magic theory and psychology in Spain's magic community.
1:18:37 Emphasizing individuality in magic style
1:20:57 Magic construction involves handling emotions, expectations, and concepts beyond visual cues.
1:24:59 Understanding different perspectives in magic theory
1:27:29 Avoid practicing magic tricks in front of a mirror
www.magicianscorner.co.uk/
Thanks!
Just so everybody realizes: Some of the stuff that Dani talks about in this podcast are some of his most fundamental "bread n' butter" principles that you usually learn from buying his downloads, DVDs, books, etc. And it's all for free on RUclips. Amazing stuff.
I have never heard any magician talk about erasing people's memories, this is a new level.
such a genuine and generous being. simply transcendent-a living legend 🙏
As I listen to this interview. The conversation was in-depth and transparent. Dani shared his deepest thoughts, philosophical insights about not just magic.
The kiwi sweet knowledge of: “Who, “What,” “Why,” “When and “Where’s” that teaches the royal road of each person finding themselves and alpha their own unique ability for expression of their unique: “Way of the interception perception.”
Dani DeOrtiz is like a party popper.
He explodes with decades of experience and knowledge that has something for everyone traveling along this path of art form and no doubt segues into other arts and a way of life!
That impromptu invisible deck at the end with a borrowed sealed deck absolutely shocked me. It happened so fast I felt like there was no time for any special moves. I really liked this episode, I could listen to Dani talk forever. He's so passionate about magic, the psychology, and it's history. It really shows.
Great l****** technique
The way he manipulates the flow of conversation to make it seem like the card isn't picked until the new deck is opened is absolute genius. Dani is such an incredible performer.
@@sfdntk That's what I thought! But I can't trace it back! What a master of his craft, and truly addicted to the feeling of wonder, such a generous guy!
I was not watching a magic master talking about magics; I was watching a master who deeply understands HOW humans' brains, emotions, and senses are working. This is seriously the best interview and Podcast I've seen in years. Thank you to both of you for making this video and sharing this amazing knowledge.
I am a retired psychotherapist who used a lot of indirect hypnosis, told stories with imbedded stuff that would cause the person to start revising their own memories and ideas about the problems they brought to therapy, and asked strange questions that required the person to revise their memories. I came across Dani's magic a few months ago and my mind was blown. He had, as he explains here, developed psychological devises that influenced people's memories of what happened--he influenced their experiences--not simply what they saw and didn't see.
Absolutely loved every minute of this video. Dani Daortiz is a true legend of magic, the best in the world! ✨
Este vídeo vale oro ❤
"And this is true, this deck is not complete". He never lies! Just incredible final trick showcasing everything discussed during the podcast.
So cool! The trick fooled, even though he almost precisely explains how it's working in the preceeding 89 minutes 🙂🙂🙂
this feels like a masterclass
Best video I've seen! I've done sleights for 4 years on and off and Dani is an absolute legend, I've even created move inspired from several of my top magicians and having the goal to fool magicians above layman is such an incredible work ethic. Hope he does more and you also get Richard Turner on here or also his partner Rick Seedman, both are legends I adore
Ainda não terminei de ver e já te venho dar os parabéns!!! Muito bom, precisávamos disto! Ótimo convidado. Mantem esta onda com novos convidados, é muito bom de ver!
Grande abraço!!!
Awsome podcast! Thank you for having Dani ❤ we love him!
Finally thank you so much for having this legend of modern day card magic on!!! Have him on again!!
Dani daortiz is so good
Dani is a genius, true master.
Thank to Dani for all the Magical World
I would like to see you do magic without gimmicks. On fool us u used a lot of duplicates
Love that podcast!! Super inspiring 🔥🫶🤘
Okay, aside some of Jeremy Griffiths content on his channel, this is BY FAR the best magic content Ive stumbled upon on whole RUclips.
And I do look a lot of magic content, so Im fairly sure this stands also as a "period" claim, I doubt I just didnt stumbled upon something better yet.
When allready mentioned Danny Garcia, I will allways be thankfull to him for his TnR card and his coin matrix. Two tricks I really really mastered and have in my pocket allways, and performed them million times. Tbh, along tap-a-lack those are probably most used and abused tricks in my case
Oh man that blackout technique for the keycard is amazing!!
Absolutely wonderful conversation, subscribed!
There are so many super talented Card Magicians (CMs) in the world. However, Dani is really inimitable CM in the world...
This is a real wizard.
What a great interview and such an inspiring person. Thank you both.
Superb episode❤
Thanks so much for doing the in English, am so grateful ❤. Amazing knowledge shared, wow.
agreed! We take this so much for granted yet you are so right!!
Mannnn, going to watch this one again❣️♠️♣️♦️
This is amazing, thank you.
a genius !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
incredible show ! thank you !
This is like music listening to contemporary masters
Gold information for performers
O ultimo efeito é incrível mesmo ao estilo do Dani espetáculo
Wow!
one of my favorites
Thank you
Where can I get Danny De Ortiz's books
Who was the author of the “statutes” book Dani mentioned around 1:17:00? Ascanio? Ty
Manifiesto was signed in 1971 by Juan Anton, Arturo de Ascanio, Marre , puchol, Juan Tamariz, Varela and Camilo Vázquez.
*EDIT: not a magician, this is wizardry...!* The trick at the end is truly amazing. And even though I understood all he explained in advance, there is no way this trick could even remotely be true. Damn!! _Even the host felt defeated, but in a fulfilling kind of way :D_
_Dani is not a magician, he's a ff-ing scientist, philosopher, humanist, mentalist, ultimate master: Humble dude!! What a guy!!_
*_He refers to a book about performing, which seems to go deeper on who you are and how to share that. I can't find it, anyone can share a link? It is only in Spanish I think._*
Are you a fan of Dani’s book freedom of expression?
1:30:06 - he cuts the cards, so the deck is no longer in the new deck order.
This may be true but when did he flip the selected card face up?
so wrong
@@ViperK88 do u want me to tell u, it will ruin the feeling of the secret of magic, do u wanna know or no?
@@nguyenduchieu8815 Don't expose his stuff without his permission tbh. If he has a free tutorial on it than sure but I'd not take from his craft casually
@@ViperK88when he cut the cards, but he wasn't flipping anything.
Maya Angelou
How does one remember 1000 fucking tricks.....
Super talented magician, but a chop of note