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Oscar Munoz is an American magician, 1999 winner of the "Gold Cups" award from the International Brotherhood of Magicians organization. He is also a charter member and past head of "Ring 269" in Texas.
Awards
- 1999, IBM "Gold Cups" winner (1st place)[1]
- November 1997, 1st place, both parlor & stage competitions, Texas Association of Magicians (TAOM)
- 1992, Closeup competition, Texas Association of Magicians
- Texas Top Magician Award
- 2002 SAM Awards:
- Close-up
- Chairperson's Award for highest score[2]
- Jim Zee Award for Close-Up Magic
Works
"The Magic within you"
References
- ↑ http://www.magicwebchannel.com/conventionscol1.html
- ↑ http://www.magictimes.com/archives/2002/2002-07_08-14.htm
- Official website
- IBM Ring 269 website
- Magic Times, July 9, 2002
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