Màgic is a term often associated with the art of illusion and performance, where tricks and feats are performed to entertain an audience. It can involve sleight of hand, misdirection, and various props to create the appearance of supernatural abilities. Many magicians, such as David Copperfield and Penn & Teller, have popularized this art form through live performances and television shows. In addition to performance magic, the concept of màgic can also refer to the use of spells and rituals in various cultures and belief systems. This type of magic often involves the manipulation of natural forces or energies, as seen in practices like Wicca or Voodoo. Both forms of màgic captivate audiences and participants alike, sparking curiosity and wonder.