Mentalists have been fascinating the public for years with their extraordinary ability to guess the unimaginable. With a mix of mind-reading skills, illusionism, and a keen understanding of human behavior, these artists constantly challenge the perception of reality. How is it possible that they can decipher the most closely guarded secrets with such precision? The Got Talent jury doesn't have the answer.
Among the most outstanding performances of the third semi-final, Vicente Lucca, an office worker who transforms into a mentalist on the weekends, left a performance to remember. His ability to read minds has left the jury and the public completely stunned.
In an inexplicable performance, Vicente asked the judges to write a memory from his childhood on a card. It must have been some pranks that no one knew about. These cards, placed in envelopes and shuffled at random, became the center of this bewildering performance.
Vicente not only correctly identified who each confession belonged to, but also revealed specific details of an episode from Florentino Fernández's childhood that had never been shared publicly.
Apparently, Flo, trying to imitate Superman, suffered a lot of blows while trying to fly like the DC Comics superhero, an anecdote that surprised the jury for its accuracy and the impossibility of Vicente knowing it. "I swear I haven't spoken to him," the comedian assured to avoid any kind of tip-off.
The jury's reaction was pure disbelief and astonishment. Risto Mejide, perhaps the most demanding jury member, asked Flo if he had ever shared this anecdote on television or in interviews, because he couldn't believe that the mentalist could have guessed it without having any clues.
However, the comedian assured that he had never told it anywhere and that it was an anecdote that only he and his family knew. "No man, it's impossible for him to know. This guy is God," he exclaimed, expressing his amazement at the mentalist's ability. For his part, Edurne assured that Vicente made his "head explode" because he could not understand how he performed his incredible feats.
