How to Say "magic" in Spanish
The most common Spanish word for “magic” is “magia” — use 'magia' when referring to the general concept, art, or supernatural power of magic itself..
magia
MA-hiah (like mah-hee-ah)/ˈma.xja/

Examples
Creemos que la magia existe solo en las películas.
We believe that magic only exists in movies.
El niño se asombró con el truco de magia del payaso.
The boy was amazed by the clown's magic trick.
Ella estudió magia negra en secreto para volverse más fuerte.
She secretly studied black magic to become stronger.
Gender Rule
'Magia' is always feminine, so you must use 'la magia' or 'una magia'. Remember that most Spanish words ending in '-a' are feminine.
mágico
Examples
El mago usó una varita mágica para hacer desaparecer el conejo.
The magician used a magic wand to make the rabbit disappear.
poderes
/po-DEH-res//poˈðeɾes/

Examples
El villano quería robarle sus poderes al héroe.
The villain wanted to steal the hero's powers.
Ella descubrió que tenía poderes para mover objetos con la mente.
She discovered she had abilities to move objects with her mind.
poesía
Examples
Hay mucha poesía en la forma en que ella mira el mundo.
There is a lot of poetic quality in the way she looks at the world.
Magia vs. Mágico
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