Introduction to the Music Video

 My Data

Personal points

- My first name is Monica and my last name is Moya, though my full legal name is different.

- I was born on May eighteenth, 2007, meaning I am currently 16 years old.

- My hair color is naturally dark black and my eyes are dark brown, making me not really like them.

- According to my birthday, I am a Taurus, traits included are nice but stubborn.

- Due to both of my parents not being that tall, my height is 5'0.


Favorite tastes

- I love spicy food, as long as it has another flavor along with it.

- I enjoy listening to all types of music, strong and soft, depending on my mood.

- I mostly like sugary drinks like soda and juice, but afterward, I always need water.

- My favorite type of candy is gummies, especially sour ones.

- I love eating sour food, and sometimes I eat lemon with salt as a snack.


Family

- I live with my mom, her name is Maria Balcazar, she had me at 36 years old.

- My older sister is 10 years older than me, and she is my neighbor, her name is Claudia Perez.

- My older brother is 14 years older than me, and his name is Samuel Perez.

- I have a dad who lives in Peru with his own family.


Point of view?

- I like being nice, even if the other person might not deserve it.

- If I say something and it's wrong, I'll try to find a way that it might be right, for I am stubborn.

- Once I see you've been around for a while, I get attached, meaning I get clingy.

- I have abandonment issues for I don't like going anywhere without some company.

- The bad thing about being nice is that it makes me a pushover, making me not able to say no.

- I like helping and giving things to people, even if I'm not close to them, I am a people pleaser.








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