What would you do if someone told you that, within just a few minutes, they could influence your thoughts without touching you? That is the question this extraordinary mentalist brings to the stage of Got Talent España. What begins as a mysterious performance quickly becomes an intense psychological experiment involving judges Edurne and Santi Millán—and the results leave everyone wondering just how he managed to do it.
From the moment the mentalist steps onto the stage, there is a completely different atmosphere in the theater. Unlike a singer or dancer, he doesn’t need a spectacular set or loud music to capture attention. His greatest tool is the human mind. He understands that curiosity is powerful, and before the performance is over, he is going to challenge the judges to question what they believe is possible.
As the demonstration begins, Edurne and Santi Millán become directly involved. What makes the situation so fascinating is that they aren’t simply watching from their seats—they become part of the experiment. The mentalist carefully guides them through a series of instructions, creating an atmosphere where expectation, concentration, and suggestion begin to play a major role.
Then comes the moment that changes everything: hypnosis.
The judges find themselves experiencing something they clearly didn’t expect. The mentalist appears to take control of the situation through nothing more than his words, timing, and psychological techniques. The audience watches closely, trying to figure out where the trick is hiding. Is it suggestion? Is it psychology? Is it an illusion? Or is there something else happening that nobody can explain?
What makes the performance so compelling is the reaction of the people involved. When a magic trick happens, you can usually look for an object, a hidden mechanism, or a clever distraction. Mentalism is different. The mystery appears to take place inside someone’s own mind, making it much harder for the audience to understand exactly what is happening.
As the performance continues, the tension grows. The mentalist remains remarkably calm while the judges become increasingly surprised by what they are experiencing. The contrast is fascinating: one person seems completely in control, while everyone else is trying to understand how the situation has reached this point.
The performance also demonstrates why mentalism has such a powerful effect on audiences. It plays with one of the biggest mysteries we experience every day—our own thoughts. We can see a card disappear or an object move, but when someone appears to know what we are thinking or influence our behavior, the experience feels much more personal.
For Edurne and Santi Millán, this isn’t simply another audition. They have become part of the act themselves, and that makes their reactions impossible to ignore. The audience gets to watch the judges experience the mystery from the inside rather than simply observing it from a distance.
By the time the performance reaches its conclusion, one thing is certain: this mentalist has created an audition that is difficult to forget. Whether you see it as psychology, performance, suggestion, or extraordinary entertainment, the result is the same—the audience is left questioning what they just witnessed.
And perhaps that’s the true power of mentalism. You don’t have to understand exactly how the trick works to feel its impact. The best performers leave you with questions, and this audition does exactly that. How did he know what would happen? How much was planned? And could you have resisted the same suggestion?
Watch the full performance and pay close attention to every instruction the mentalist gives the judges. 🧠😱 At what moment did you realize that Edurne and Santi Millán were actually being hypnotized? Let us know your theory in the comments—and share this incredible audition with anyone fascinated by psychology, hypnosis, magic, and the mysteries of the human mind.