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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.  
 
'''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.  
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In 2015 he was the Guest of Honor at Obie's [[FFFF]] Convention (The Original Close-Up Magic Convention).
  
 
==Awards==
 
==Awards==
* 1999, IBM "Gold Cups" winner (1st place) [http://www.magicwebchannel.com/conventionscol1.html]
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* 1999, IBM "Gold Cups" winner (1st place)<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20080724042223/http://www.magicwebchannel.com/conventionscol1.html</ref>
 
* November 1997, 1st place, both parlor & stage competitions, Texas Association of Magicians ([[TAOM]])
 
* November 1997, 1st place, both parlor & stage competitions, Texas Association of Magicians ([[TAOM]])
 
* 1992, Closeup competition, Texas Association of Magicians
 
* 1992, Closeup competition, Texas Association of Magicians
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* 2002 [[SAM]] Awards:
 
* 2002 [[SAM]] Awards:
 
** Close-up
 
** Close-up
** Chairperson's Award for highest score [http://www.magictimes.com/archives/2002/2002-07_08-14.htm]
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** Chairperson's Award for highest score<ref>http://www.magictimes.com/archives/2002/2002-07_08-14.htm</ref>
 
** Jim Zee Award for Close-Up Magic
 
** Jim Zee Award for Close-Up Magic
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==Works==
 
==Works==
 
"The Magic within you"
 
"The Magic within you"
  
==References==
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* [http://www.oscarmunoz.com/ Official website]
 
* [http://www.oscarmunoz.com/ Official website]
* [http://www.amazinwalter.com/ibm269/index.html IBM Ring 269 website]
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* https://web.archive.org/web/20161018115817/http://www.amazinwalter.com/ibm269/index.html
 
* ''Magic Times'', July 9, 2002
 
* ''Magic Times'', July 9, 2002
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* Cover, [[Genii 2002 July|Genii Magazine, Vol. 65, No. 7, July 2002]], Oscar Muñoz – The Long and Winding Road, by David Groves, page 28
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* Cover, [[Linking Ring|The Linking Ring, 84, No, 10, October 2004]], Our Cover, Oscar Muñoz, by Rolando Santos, page 41;  Oscar Munoz – A Magical Entertainer, Faster Then the Speed of Light! by Roda Grubb, page 42
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Latest revision as of 13:41, 13 November 2018

Oscar Munoz

Cover of Genii (2002)
BornOscar René Muñoz, Jr.
October 27, 1963
Texas

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.

In 2015 he was the Guest of Honor at Obie's FFFF Convention (The Original Close-Up Magic Convention).

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

  1. https://web.archive.org/web/20080724042223/http://www.magicwebchannel.com/conventionscol1.html
  2. http://www.magictimes.com/archives/2002/2002-07_08-14.htm
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