Flat Spectrum Radio Quasars (FSRQs) are a sub-class of blazars, active
galaxies with their jet pointed towards the observer. They are
intrinsically luminous and constitute about a half of the catalog of
the known GeV extragalactic sources. Nevertheless at the
very-high-energies only a handful of them has been detected so
far. MAGIC is a system of two Imaging Atmospheric Cherenkov
Telescopes. Due to its excellent low energy performance it is a
perfect instrument for studies of FSRQs. In this seminar I will
present the selected, recent results of observations of FSRQs
performed with the MAGIC telescopes. In particular I will discuss the
strong flare from a distant FSRQ PKS1441+25, observations of VHE gamma
ray emission from a gravitationally lensed source B0218+357 and
multiwavelength observations of PKS1510-089.
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