Miraver is a Spanish magician best known for an original close-up act using casino dice and cups. His official biography traces early family performances, formative work with illusionist Yunke and a 2017 tour across thirty Chinese cities. It also records first prize in micromagic at Spain’s 2022 national championship, an originality award from Magialdia and another national first prize in 2023. Miraver won a Fool Us trophy in 2024. The performer-controlled site confirms an active career, though a current home city and explicit booking contact were not verified.
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One appearance on Penn & Teller: Fool Us, and it fooled them.
Aired 26 January 2024
Fooled Penn & Teller
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