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“Pausing a few beats allows the spectators time to savor the experience of the miracle that has just occurred.”

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Roberto Giobbi
Roberto Giobbi

Roberto Giobbi is a renowned magician and author, known for his in-depth research into magic theory and techniques. Born in 1959, he developed a keen interest in magic from a young age and has since become an expert in the field. Giobbi's works cover the history, theory, and practice of magic, having a profound impact on the magic community. more

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