From the Hindustan Times YouTube page comes this feature video on magician Karan Singh.
From the Hindustan Times YouTube page comes this feature video on magician Karan Singh.
This video is in Japanese, but don’t worry it also carries English and Spanish subtitles. Riken is performing in Japan (which he seems to do quite often) but is from a long line of Mexican magicians. If you would like to see more of Riken, check out his official website.
Let’s close out Tuesday with a stage performance from magician Nam Nie. It is a well shot video with rapid-fire, silently performed stage illusions. We can’t find a website for this Hanoi, Vietnam based performer, but you can see more on his Facebook page or his YouTube channel.
Wilderness Films India is selling stock footage of India and southeast Asia; their latest YouTube post to advertise their footage is this interview with PC Sorcar Jr.; learn more about their footage on their official website.
This news feature on a veteran street magician comes from Manorama News, which originates from the southern Indian state of Kerala. We do not understand a word of it; we are not even sure what the performer is called! Still, always great to see magic from around the world and it is even better to see magic promoted around the world.
We love to find magic from around the world and this lip comes from about as far away as you can get from iTricks Tower Midwest 2.0… Arun The Mentalist was in the studios of RED FM in Bengaluru, Karnataka (India). He gets inside the DJ’s mind while on the air and then does a little magic in the offices. You can see more on Arum’s official website.
The Kongu Engineering College in Perundurai, India posted this video of SAC Vasanth performing for students. Vasanth is a well known magician in India, having starred in several television shows and being named as a Master Magician by the Star One network. You can learn about SAC Vasanth on his official website.