This Magician Comes To Decipher Risto's Past With His Trick Semifinal 2 Got Talent Spain 2026

Today in the semifinals, it couldn't be any less, so I'm delivering this prediction to you. what I want you to keep until the end. He already has his little thing and is already entertained. On that occasion, I was talking about probability. demonstrating that magic is above all probability. Today, I don't just want to focus on the logical, but also on something more personal, like the connection that unites us. Carlos, I have a word written on that blackboard. Listen carefully to what I'm about to ask you. Do you know what word it is? No. Great job, Carlos. Little level. Hey! She got that one right. There you were, huh? You can go for this because you're a genius. Let's make it a bit more complicated. I want each of you to think of a word. Think of a word, please. I'm going to try to connect with someone, okay? I'm going to try. See if you can connect with me. I've got the word. I think I've got it, although I'm not sure who the word is referring to. I think it might be one of the two of you. Lorena? What word were you thinking of? Silla Chair? Silla Incredible. Lorena, do you know that the Royal Spanish Academy of the Language Does it have 90,000 words registered? But is the Spanish vocabulary calculated to be between 440,000 and 700,000 words? I don't know. If we were talking about probability, we'd be talking about the impossible. But, you know? Tonight, the impossible will become reality. I don't believe you. There we left it. Excuse me? Put a chair, put a chair. Well, the handwriting isn't the best, but it says chair. Silla Flipón. Christ, I have something special prepared for you. Alright, and we're going to do the first part, okay? To do so, we will use a French deck. But what's the difference? I have removed all the figures and added some extra cards. to complete the deck, okay? So, we're just going to mix it here, clearly, okay? We keep mixing. And we're going to make some cuts there, super random, okay? Yes? And we're going to use 12 cards, okay? We put them here on the board. Christ, I want you to choose a letter from this first line. Which one do you want? Ace, 4, or 2? On the 2nd. 2, perfect. We move it here. From the second line, Christ, which one do you want? 3. We'll put it here. Let me see if they'll let me. Perfect. We continue this way. From the third line onward, start deciding one. On the 7th. Two, three, seven... And from the last line, Christ, please take another letter for me. On the 8th. 8, perfect. We go back to the first line. Ace or four? 4. From the second line, the Ace or the 5? The Ace From the third line, is it the 9 or the 3? On the 9th. And from the last line, the 2 or the 6? On the 2nd. 2, perfect. By elimination, we are left with As, 5, 3, and 6. We'll leave it here and come back later, okay? What will the numbers be used for? I'm going to try something different with you, Paula, and with you, Carlos. For this purpose, I have brought two blue decks. Yes? Spades, diamonds, hearts... Okay? Let's mix it. And when you want to, Carlos, you'll place your finger on a card, whichever one you feel like. Play whichever one you feel like. This. Which one? This one here? Yes, this one. Is this? Yes. Are you sure? Don't you want to change? No. Absolutely sure. Keep this letter. Paula, it's your moment. The same. We mix them. And I want you to play one, whichever one you freely choose. This. Sure? Yes. Don't you want to change? No. Sure? Very well. They are set in their ways. We put it right here. And I've had a red deck on the table since the beginning. Now yes, please, I need maximum silence. Interferences. Two cards have been left upside down in this deck. Ready? Yes. I'm back with you. We are going to perform an addition with this sequence of cards that you have chosen. Okay? I'm saying this, and if you're wrong, you tell me, okay? It's more than just letters. 6, 8, 10, 16. We have one. 20. We have two. 11. And we're at an 8, right? Yes. Is that correct, Risto? Yes, that is correct. 8.106. Risto, has anyone touched that prediction of yours since the beginning? No. Could you open it and check whether the result matches? But what a mystery, isn't it? Hit it hard, Risto, break it. Strong shot? Yes. Yes, please, 8.106. Fate Destination? And one... A table? A table and an arrow. Could you please look under your table? See if you have anything there, please. Is there anything under your table? Here. Yes? Can you pick it up, please? Here you go, Carmen. Here? Below. Another one. For Risto of fate. There's a letter for you, Risto. Oops! Risto, please, can you open it and read it? Shall we open the flap? No, it's just that, you see... You know, fate hasn't treated me very kindly, has it? Complain, come on. Anda. I read it, don't I? Yes, please. Dear Risto, for a long time now I've felt that you've turned your back on me. So what about you to me? That's right, Risto. But I haven't forgotten you. Yes, I've been hidden in every decision, every silence, every choice you called coincidence. Revealing to you that chance does not exist, and that only destiny exists—destiny you yourself wrote, without you realizing it, I am the exact sum of your path. Fated is sealed. Can you open the window? Can you open that window? And show everyone what it says. 8.106. There, stop. Destiny. Thank you, Risto. Risto, if we look beyond the mere numbers, you realize that everything is interconnected. You, this moment, your choices, and your fate. Does that number ring a bell—something familiar? I was born in '81, Risto. That's why it's completely unfamiliar to me. Nothing familiar. If we look beyond those numbers and turn this into a date—October 8, 2006—does it matter to you now? Yes. Why, Risto? It was the first day I served as a judge on a talent show. Seriously? Really? That's intense, isn't it? You're so strong. Risto, and on that day, your career took a different turn. Who knows? Maybe today, my fate will change forever too. Many, many thanks. Let's see if fate is kind to all of us. Destiny, behave yourself. Cool. Bravo. Cool. Bravo, David. David de la Torre Very good, very good. 2006, 19 years old. I'm telling you, you had a bald spot, dude. No, that's not it either. Yes, long, long. You had bangs, but anyway. One thing for sure. Well, Risto, you've had him entertained. Yes, this time you let me enjoy the number, because last time you distracted me with the little box. Truly. I'm glad, Risto, that you enjoyed it. Indeed, yes. Well, honestly, David, I've seen you very nervous. I have to tell you. A little bit, yes, honestly. You've already entered Capón talking, and I want to say, we must also enjoy it. When you have a well-put-together number, which you do, you have to convey that you're enjoying yourself. Because otherwise, it's a bit difficult for the recipient to enjoy it too. I think your number was way above your ability to stay calm tonight. Thank you for the advice, and we will take it into account. Many thanks. Normal, normal, normal. This scenario imposes itself. But let me tell you one thing. They're not there in the front row with the jury. I'll tell you something. I was also very nervous on that 8th of October, 2006. And that's why I became very serious. And from then until now. Now I'm not nervous, but I'm still serious. It ate away at your nerves and you created the character. A little bit, a little bit of letting go of this aspect of their life. After how many years? 19 years will we find out that Risto Mejide is because he gets nervous. That's how it is. Yes, so you can see, so you can see. They could have given me a thistle, and nothing would have happened. Well, look, fate also wanted you to become serious and ultimately become who you are today. That's true. Thank you. One thing. A ver. It's just that I'm left with curiosity. What was your word? If I had chosen Carlos's one. Mine was the sea. Mar. Mine was advertising. Yours, Risto? Mine was disappointment. That's why you didn't choose yourself, because it was a letdown in words. That's it, Risto. You can choose any one, no problem. Everything you've done has turned out phenomenal. Nothing has been made heavy on me, and look, you've been playing around, and besides, I like this thing of yours I'm with you, tell me, there I leave it, now I'm with you, pim pam pum. So, you really did handle it well, and I believe you're a very worthy semifinalist on Got Talent. Thank you so much, Paula, really, thank you. Well, the thing is, in the end, when you come, you have to know how to entertain. The nerves, obviously, are just normal. You're in the semifinal of Got Talent, and that naturally adds a bit of tension as well. But again, please, the word chair, chair. I can see a more absurd word, and suddenly it was there. And as Paula says, you're already behind on many games, not finishing them, doing other things instead. then go back to the game, which seems much more complicated to me than making one and finishing it. I simply take off my hat. Thank you, Lorena, thank you so much. Dear David, just as from that October 8th, 2006, all of Spain came to know who Risto Mejide was And here we remain, delighted to have you with us always. Well, I think from this Got Talent onwards, everyone will know who David de la Torre is. So congratulations. Thank you so much, Carlos, thank you so much. And above all, let it not be forgotten by you, those of you here in the studio, David de la Torre. If you liked it, you know what to do, vote. Many, many thanks, David. Thanks, Santi. See you later. Great friend. David de la Torre! But what are you waiting for? Subscribe and enjoy all the amazing moments on this Got Talent España channel. Come on, hurry up, click, click, click.