Magician REACTS to Jandro NEW CREATIVE Magic on Penn and Teller FOOL US 2020

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Magician reacts to Jandro 2020 performing card magic without cards but using legos for Penn and Teller on their show Penn & Teller Fool Us 2020. Jandro is from Spain and invented this magic effect, and has a very funny and impossible magic act. Overall a great performance for sure! Can Jandro win fool us and be a fooler winner / Fool Us Winner? This video shows the reaction of someone familiar with magic so you can see how someone in this field feels about the performance! This is Fool Us Season 7 2020.
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[@JasonParkerMagic]

1) How did you enjoy Jandro's performance? Pretty hilarious and mind-blowing at the same time! 👍

[@friendly115]

''you are not going to believe it, here i have.. a screwdriver'' what a legend LMAO

[@lp4969]

Spanish magicians are in a whole different level in general, but Jandro is just out of this world

[@NotSoMax]

He’s such a goof with his performances but honestly they’re still really impressive, like it’s really clever and it always feels like watching him you have an idea of what he’s doing and then he just completely loses you. It’s really impressive

[@FullMetalAtheist]

10:01

[@ajb129]

what is up with these Spanish magicians? These guys are seriously something else entirely, it's amazing

[@Speedytrip]

Solution is easy, he used magic.

[@imnevertopcomment]

Jandro, Shawn Farquhar and Kostya Kimlat are just a joy to watch. Pure magic. Every time they are on the show they absolutely kill it

[@fcocortesalvarez]

Spaniard show called "El Hormiguero" they have famous guests and Jandro has a segment where he does tricks to those guests inspired by them... supposedly is the magician that has done more close up magic to famous people.

[@charlesmartinjr3971]

I've been doing magic for thirty-five years. No idea what he did.

[@ballenf]

As an experienced magician, his canvas was made of something the audience believes they understand -- Lego. It is great cover for the back of the "canvas" having a bunch of separate pieces. People are much more amazed and entertained when something they think they understand is central to the act. Versus a complex black box of unknown components.

[@ianw0ng]

step 1:

[@clearink5326]

Teller's expression at

[@Sebbethy]

2:20

[@brotatoto]

Jandro's act is a great example of misdirection, and demonstrating one of the downsides of being a Judge + Assistant at the same time. As Penn was walking up to the stage, Jandro "preps" the act by fumbling behind his table. During this prep he has picked up the card that Teller chose out of 20 choices (Ace to 5 times 4 suits = 20 cards). Penn never sees the back of the canvas during the act, but I suspect it had a gaping hope in the back to insert the panel and the chosen card. While they are carrying the canvas, Jandro has it angled so that Penn can't look behind it (telling Penn that it is "fragile", makes him more aware of carrying the canvas, and less about inspection), and he can insert the card and panel into the back to cover his tracks. This is also why it took awhile for Jandro to pry the card from the front of the canvas, making sure that the two pieces were stuck together properly so that they didn't come apart easily during inspection.

[@ColorMeMozart]

This trick by Jandro blew me away! His first one was great as well but this one was next level. He’s super fun to watch too. 👍🏻

[@elanfeldhake3171]

As for the beginning part, when he threw the legobricks at the canvas, it knocked the bricks off that were likely covering it. You can see this right when they do it because there are a lot more white pieces on the ground than anything else.

[@WinterOrb]

My theory- him and Penn playing with the bricks is when he loads Teller's selection. Every possible out is hidden beneath the table and you can see him digging around before Penn gets there. At this point he has taken a lego card which plugs into a hole in the back of the board (behind the red card piece we see on the front). When him and Penn go to lift the canvas (when he calls Teller up) he slides the lego card into his hand and plugs it into the back of the canvas. You can see him gripping the canvas around this area to secure it in place. The revealed card has a little lip on it for the screwdriver, which allows him to more easily separate it from the rest of the piece he loaded.

[@frannavarro6783]

He used to play magic shows in a Spanish TV show called 'El Hormiguero' (originally Spanish, there is some other versions like in Mexico, himself and the El Hormiguero's producer has a very good friendship with Will Smith, so there even were some plans to export this format to the States). Now Jandro doesn't play magic there anymore but he has his own show in TVE (Spanish National Public Broadcast), it's called 'Mapi' and I don't think it's gonna be magic related but interesting enough though.

[@redsbricks5993]

He does magic shows at “El Hormiguero”, a Spanish tv program in which they do a bit of everything with celebrities, showing off stuff like science, magic, games…