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Les French Twins (Tony and Jordan) are two twin brothers, French magicians known for integrating digital magic with traditional illusion. They perform globally, incorporating technology, interactive visuals, and high-level magic techniques into their performances.^[1][2]

Tony and Jordan were born on (1996-01-15) January 15, 1996 (age 28) in Paris, France. They grew up in Paris and discovered magic at the age of 10 after attending performances by David Stone. They soon began creating their own tricks and performing for friends and family.^[3]

The French Twins pursued studies in cinema and 3D special effects at ESRA Paris. Their breakthrough came in 2016 when they appeared on La France a un incroyable talent. This exposure helped launch their career on the international stage.

Les French Twins have performed in over 40 countries, appearing on major television networks around the world. They have entertained audiences at exclusive events for high-profile individuals such as Emma Watson, and Mark Zuckerberg. They have also worked with brands like Chanel, Louboutin, IBM, Orange and TotalEnergies.^[4]

The twins have performed at notable venues such as La Cigale and on international stages in countries including Russia, Dubai, Singapore, Japan, China, Gstaad, St-Tropez, Italy, Spain, St-Barth, and more.

Les French Twins gained further recognition through their appearance in the 11th season of La France a un incroyable talent, where they reached the finals with a unique act that combined magic and technology. They also competed in the 12th season of America's Got Talent, where their digital illusions impressed the judges, though they were eliminated during the judges' cuts.^[5]

They have also appeared on Britain's Got Talent and performed during Le Marrakech du Rire, where they made Jamel Debbouze appear as part of their finale.^[6]

In addition to performing, Tony and Jordan create magic tricks designed for professional magicians. They are known for developing effects using everyday objects like coins and tea bags, making magic accessible in unexpected ways.^[7][8]

In 2018, they performed their own show in La Cigale, in Paris.^[9] The name of the show was "AMAZING", it was directed by Nicolas Nebot.

During the pandemic, they created a virtual digital show with people at home, people were watching, live, the show from home. A new concept at this moment.

Les French Twins have been featured on multiple television shows, including Diversion on TF1 and Tú sí que vales in Italy, further expanding their global reach.

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