Sound too good to be true

As long as you can hear your partner

avoiding those awful dead spots when those eliminated early in the games get bored sitting the rest of the competition out and make a nuisance of themselves

It's also one that ripples through your entire audience

and ten cards are included in total

Traffic Light | Gabriel Gascon Teran - Patricio Sound too good to beGabriel Gascon has reinvented sponge ball magic, demonstrating incredible and never before seen effects with the popular prop. In this routine, audiences experience a sequence with three differently colored balls, in which two balls repeatedly move from one hand to the other, then return to the third, and finally, all of them disappear. In addition to the instructions (download) in English, you will receive: 2 red sponge balls 2 green sponge balls 1