Ilusionistas convidam plateia virtual a participar de mágicas em lives

Dupla de ilusionistas faz show com platéia virtual Programa Inova 360

As lives que viraram mania na rotina dos brasileiros durante a pandemia de covid-19, com shows musicais e conversas com especialistas, celebridades e influenciadores, chegam agora ao ilusionismo. A premiada dupla de ilusionistas mineiros Henry Vargas e Klauss Durães faz show ao vivo neste sábado, às 14h30, no Youtube, com participação especial do influenciador digital e youtuber Enaldinho, que tem mais de 14 milhões de inscritos em seu canal.

O show é parte do projeto “Mágica Em Casa”, criado pela dupla Henry e Klaus para entreter quem está em quarentena. Na apresentação de ilusionismo ao vivo pelo Youtube não podia faltar o uso de tecnologia, marca registrada dos ilusionistas que usam hologramas, realidade aumentada, drones, tablets e desenvolveram técnicas para modernizar seus números, que chamam de novo ilusionismo. Henry e Klaus já se apresentaram em diversos países do mundo.

Com direito a plateia virtual, que pode ser convidada para fazer parte dos shows, os interessados em assistir ou fazer parte dos números devem se inscrever em https://ilusion.com.br/magicaemcasa/ e têm a chance de serem chamados a participar de alguma mágica misteriosa ao vivo.

As transmissões do projeto “Mágica Em Casa” acontecem sempre aos sábados, às 14h30, incluindo participações especiais de artistas internacionais.

Segundo a dupla, durante a quarentena a ideia é buscar formas de manter o público aquecido, sendo que a iniciativa de continuar levando entretenimento está sendo bem aceita e elogiada.

Os ilusionistas começaram com lives no Instagram que tiveram participações e alcances de diversos países e por conta do grande impacto decidiram levar o show ao Youtube.

A proposta do projeto é mostrar que é possível interagir com as pessoas, trazendo momentos de lazer e cultura para conectar toda a família.

Serviço

Mágica em Casa – Henry e Klauss

Show de ilusionismo com participação do Youtuber @enaldinho

Sábado, 09.05, às 14h

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