Some of the Best of Cardivances by Alejandro Guillier (Video Download)
The book is the blueprint. This is the live performance.
Some of the Best of Cardivances is more than a highlights reel from Alejandro Guillier’s book. It is a standalone video experience that collects some of the finest routines from
Cardivances and presents them with new variations, refinements, and improvements, so even if you already own the book there is fresh material waiting for you here.
The routines are performed live by their creator, which means you see every effect the way it is meant to look in front of real spectators, with the timing, the handling, and the presentation intact. Alongside that, Alejandro shares the new ideas and subtleties that take the original material even further.
The material includes his signature transpositions, a Matrix routine performed with a handkerchief, card transpositions, assemblies, and much more. If you enjoy practical, powerful, visual magic built on clever and intriguing methods, this is an ideal way into Alejandro’s creative world and a collection of genuinely original close-up magic.
Allan Ackerman, speaking about the Cardivances book itself, called it an outstanding collection of card and coin magic. He praised the way Alejandro draws on beloved classic plots while introducing innovative effects, with original methods, thoughtful construction, and refreshing presentations, and said the collection will inspire and reward any serious magic student. This video is your chance to see that material in motion.
What’s included:
Instant video download of selected Cardivances routines performed live by the creator
New variations, refinements, and improvements on the original book material
Signature transpositions, a handkerchief Matrix routine, card transpositions, assemblies, and more
Format: Video download
Best for: Close-up performers, card workers, and anyone who owns or wants to explore
Cardivances
Can it be examined?
Everything can be examined.
Does it require sleight of hand?
It does require sleight of hand to perform.