00:26What happens to the body?
00:30Because without the deck of cards in his hand, he wasn't himself.
00:33And when, well, with the medicine that worked very well for him, with his doctor who treated him very well
00:38unfair and he picked up the deck again, well, he was reborn.
00:43And he was working magic until the very last day.
00:45My father specifically asked my sister to make this moment joyful, which I don't know if we will
00:51To achieve this, I try to smile, but I'm not very good at it.
00:54But it had to be cheerful and have cards, you know that for him cards were the best, so
01:00that there were letters.
01:01So we've put out a bunch of playing cards, a bunch of markers, and some corks with pushpins.
01:05And we put up a sign saying today the autograph is for the artist, so we can all leave him a signature.
01:12there for him.
01:13The last great master we had in the world of magic.
01:16It wasn't sad because I was on vacation and I rushed back to be with my family, and
01:22Well, he's a magic genius who's leaving us.
01:25And when someone is great at something and they leave, it's always sad.
01:29And on top of that, he had a personal relationship with me and was like an adoptive father to me, I mean, he was a
01:35a very important person, yes.
01:36I met him personally in Barcelona in 1993 at the National Congress; I approached him at the hotel, in the
01:45elevator and I told him
01:47I invented a trick, I wanted to do it to you, and he, with his kind heart, endured my whole horrible trick.
01:54And I have that signed letter like a treasure, but it was in '93.
01:59What did you learn from Juan, besides tricks?
02:03Well, I believe that happiness, love, passion for what you do, what he conveyed, and the
02:08generosity
02:09Because he welcomed us all and taught us that magic had to be thought about, that it had to be shared,
02:17which in the end was to make people happy.
02:20Well, we're all quite sad because in the end, everyone died on us like a...
02:24Well, he was like a father to everyone because there are several whole generations with whom we've created magic that has changed us.
02:30life thanks to Tamariz.
02:32Well, because of... I remember watching magic and stew when I was little, and when I came to Madrid I went to the
02:38Spanish Society of Illusionism,
02:39I was there with him and we went to dinners because after the meetings we always went out to dinner
02:45And we were there until 8 in the morning, which was when Juan was really busy with his work.
02:51evening,
02:51It left us all doubled over, and it was incredible.
02:55He's my grandfather, so I suppose he'll always be with me in my memories.
02:59And I suppose that this, that I dedicate myself to art, is partly his fault, I don't know if it's his fault,
03:06But because of what she's done, my mother now has a magic school.
03:11I too have been there for many years, accompanying and learning.
03:15And in the end, I've leaned a bit more towards the circus path, but I love magic.
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