Pop Magician describes his arrival on Broadway and the high prices of his tickets: “I see it as expensive.”

“I was so busy that I didn’t realize it until I stopped,” Cuatro admitted on his show about his arrival in New York: “I was walking through Times Square, which had posters everywhere, and I didn’t look at them because it made me nervous.” Moreover, he explained that a disaster would happen to him as follows: “I was going to the theater and a bus almost hit me in the face. It would have been a very sad ending.”

The Pop Magician admitted that he had a difficult time due to the professional demands it entailed: “I went alone with my team. I decided not to have a partner, an investor… The investment was too big and the decision-making process was too complicated.”. “It’s a privilege to be in a Broadway theater and they decide who’s there. It’s a very closed thing and there was a lot of pressure on us.”

At another point in the interview, he acknowledged that there are many differences between Spanish and American audiences: “American people are more festive, more rock and roll, more appreciative. The lights are going down, the show is about to start and they start screaming.”. “Shooting here helped me a lot. Nobody applauds you here, they come with raised eyebrows. And even more so with magic,” he admitted.

The differences are also seen in the prices of their shows. “My tickets were now $350 in the United States.”, commented on Risto Mejide’s surprise. “Really? But how can you overdo it,” the host laughed.

Díaz knows it’s too high a price to pay: “I see it as expensive, huh. This is for me too, but I see it as expensive.”. “It tasted really bad to me, but it was full and I said… Don’t put it down, ’cause it’s doing pretty good,” he said on ‘Travelling with Chester:’ I’m aware, I see it’s expensive. 100 euros here, that’s not wrong. At the same time.”