Paytem Jane yesterday visited Madrid (Spain) , to attend an event of Europe FM. Enjoy the pictures! She has changed her look!
(source: http://www.allpaytemjane.blogspot.com/)
Friday, September 23, 2011
Miss Paytem Jane Fanart
FanArt by Erika, with the photoshoot of Paytem Jane Olympus, enjoy it.
(source: http://www.misspaytemjane.blogspot.com/)
Paytem Jane Official Fan Club: Wanna help us?
As you all know, despite the name changes on blogs, by searching for “Paytem Jane” on Google and other search engines keep popping the old Monica Sanz domains.
We have been ask to used the new domains when entering to the fansite, but especially when entering the fanclub to focus on Paytem Jane.
Although there is no a new website, and the new domain only redirects to our webpage as always, we ask you, please, to enter through http://www.paytemjaneofficialfanclub.com.
The same goes for the rest of the blogs:
http://paytemjaneshow.blogspot.com/
http://sheispaytemjane.tumblr.com/
http://misspaytemjane.blogspot.com/
http://paytemjanefans.blogspot.com/
http://paytemjaneolympus.blogspot.com
http://allpaytemjane.blogspot.com/
http://paytemjaneworld.blogspot.com
http://paytemjanegroupies.blogspot.com/
http://itspaytemjane.blogspot.com/
Please, we ask for your cooperation in this task. It is very important that we all collaborate on it.
Thank you very much.
FANCLUBSTAFF
(source: www.allpaytemjane.blogspot.com)
We have been ask to used the new domains when entering to the fansite, but especially when entering the fanclub to focus on Paytem Jane.
Although there is no a new website, and the new domain only redirects to our webpage as always, we ask you, please, to enter through http://www.paytemjaneofficialfanclub.com.
The same goes for the rest of the blogs:
http://paytemjaneshow.blogspot.com/
http://sheispaytemjane.tumblr.com/
http://misspaytemjane.blogspot.com/
http://paytemjanefans.blogspot.com/
http://paytemjaneolympus.blogspot.com
http://allpaytemjane.blogspot.com/
http://paytemjaneworld.blogspot.com
http://paytemjanegroupies.blogspot.com/
http://itspaytemjane.blogspot.com/
Please, we ask for your cooperation in this task. It is very important that we all collaborate on it.
Thank you very much.
FANCLUBSTAFF
(source: www.allpaytemjane.blogspot.com)
Paytem Jane, interview for Pop Me Magazine
Paytem Jane Management send us the complete interview with some questions that were not published, but don’t forget downloading the magazine in here, where you will find the interview + lot of new pictures of Paytem Jane!
Here you have the translation by Paytem Jane Official Fanclub :
You started since you were very young as a model, and in the meantime receiving lessons to be a dancer and writting songs. Was it the real dream?
It’s THE DREAM. Every single thing I’ve done in my life was for this, and everythins has brought me here. Music has always been beside me. The best of my dream is that, no matter how hard it gets or if there’s nobody to show it up to, nobody can forbide me writting songs, singing or dancing. When I was younger, I used to leave home without my mother’s permission to do it with the breakers, until she noticed and took me to take some lessons. I need it, no matter if there’s an audience, lights or flashes. I spend the whole day doing it!
You came into the fashion industry because of an accident. Do you think your are a lucky person? (The journalist uses a Spanish expression that would be something like: “Do you think you have a star behind you?”)
My fans gave me a star with my name as a present, so literally, yes! :)
Seriously, I think I’m a lucky girl ’cause I know what I want and I’m determined to get it. The way to it wasn’t easy, nothing was given to me easily, and I would probably say I was in the worst situation, more than any other person, so the option of not trying it doesn’t exist.
When people say I got into fashion by an accident and stuff like that, it seems I’m here by casualty, but the truth is that the accident was a real drama. In few years I broke my feet twice in five different sides, had problems with food, grew up spending too much time alone and suffer from insomnia, anxiety and five fobias. Everything in my life has always been so extreme.
Don’t know if I’m lucky, but if I think of it, getting the point I am right now it’s a miracle itself. Everything I have has costed me everything I had.
Matt Shefield was the talent-hunter that saw you. What does he mean to you? What do you remember of that moment?
I remember I was going back home after breaking my foot, and my momm brought me those beautiful shiny stilettos as a present. I tried them and started to walk down the hospital. My doctor was a very important sports doctor, and everytime I went there I used to be with artists, sportsman, famous people, and I have to recognize I loved it.
That day he went with a friend and found me walking with my new stilettos while my dad went to take the car. He stopped me and asked: ‘Are you a model?’ I said yes and he continued: ‘Do you want to be?’ and then I asked: ‘Will you pay me well?’. He said he would if I passed the audition, and, even with my mother’s dissaproval, I did. I passed the audition with that shoes, which were the only ones I had and I haven’t ever touched them since then because I think they bring me luck and I don’t want to break them!
I was 14, until then I had only made two commercials and one photoshoot when younger, and he took me to a studio with photographer Víctor Cucart, and Gloria Farr that was after that my stylist. She took a Versace, Bagaglia made my make up and I made my first photoshoot. I was that nervous that I decided not to do it again. I broke my promise when I saw the money.
I told Matt that I would spend the money on releasing my first album and I made half of it. I decided the best was paying the degree and become a producer, and then release the album. Everything took a little more time than what I have planned when I was 14.
Why do you want to be in music industry right now that it’s so hard?
Because I can’t give up on making my dream come true, no matter how hard it gets.
The reality is that I haven’t came into music, it’s just that now I have the chance to do it and show it. I’ve always been ‘the girl in the headphones’. I went everywhere wearing them and with my notebook, but that was all. Now there’s people listening.
I have to still believe I can do it. Not trying would be the worst option, I would disspoint myself and many people that believe in me. I need music, it’s my lifestyle, it’s the way I express myself…
What do you expect of your musical career?
In a personal level, I want to feel free, but the most important is leaving something good in this world. I’d love to make somebody happy, if it was only just one person I would feel great. I would love that somebody decided to go on because of my music, the same way I did with Michael Jackson’s music, that somebody fell in love with one of my songs or that one of the silly things I write would make somebody fall in love with another one. I was very happy the day a girl said to me that ‘Stupid Groupie’ is her favourite song. I never forget anybody’s face when they say something like that to me.
You had a music teacher who said you would never be able to do this. What would you say to him?
I would be very polite saying nothing, but the day he said that in front of all my classmates whas horrible to me.
We made a psychological test that showed up our skills, just to choose the lessons we wanted to take for the next year. I was the only one who had the test that showed artistical skills, and he recommended me it was better for me to forget about it. He said that, to be an artist, you needed to know someone, be beautiful and rich. I insisted a lot that I would be an artist one day, and that I would sing, because I loved it and was good at it.
When I went back home, some girls hit me and broke my discman, my biggest treasure at that time, and Michael Jackson’s ‘History Book 1′. It scratched and I went back home just been able to listen to ‘You are not alone’. I held my tears until I was in my room for my mother not to notice.
After releasing ‘Irresistible’, I went one day to the school and left the single and a picture of my yearbook with a note that said: ‘I told you’. Maybe it wasn’t ok, but it was like if I had avoided another hitting some years before, because I don’t really know what happened. I wasn’t really popular, but I didn’t piss anyone off, so I didn’t understand anything. Now I understand. Knowing what I am and what I want to do, makes me much powerful.
What is the best of your time in fashion?
I’ve learned a lot in the business and it helps me a lot when I’m in front of a camera. But, no doubt, the best was having anorexia. When I got to the limit I knew how distorted was reality in my head and that I don’t care what others think about what I want.
It’s hard, but I say this to people who felt despised because they wanted something different than the others.
I used make up to be beautiful for the others, I put weights into my vagina to weight what the nurses wanted, and I used to change my big hospital clothes that disimulated my illness to put really adjusted clothes that showed up how thin I was for bookers. It seems I was acting perfectly for the others, but that was killing me. Then you understand you’re perfect when you feel ok, no matter how you are.
I healed because I wanted. I started eating, left fashion, and went to college to become a producer and make my dream come true.
What is like being known as ‘The Goddess’?
Bipolar problem, because no one of the people who know me would name me like that.
It’s something I never think of, to be honest. I know it cames from a photographer, but the truth is that, as much, I’m the chaos goddess.
It’s not worthy, and it’s not good because he wasn’t talking about beauty and that’s what everybody thinks. It depends on what you like, and the normal thing is to think ‘It’s not that much’, and the truth is that I’m not.
What about your artistic name, Paytem Jane. What do you want to express with it?
Since I was little everybody called me ‘Paytom’ and I hated it because I thought it was a boy’s name. In public, I asked everyone to use my first name, because it was easier to me surviving behind Monica. In fact, I’ve been my whole life remembering everybody ‘Monica is my name’. It was an armour, but music has made me find myself and now there is nothing I feel ashamed of. My name’s not feminine, but I can still be sexy.
In the other hand, only my grandmother and my warriors support me in my career, support what I really am, and I think I’m much more honest with them this way. I’m myself!
Paytem, with ‘e’, means ‘warrior’, so I changed it because of the warriors, and I’m using the name of the person that has always loved me for what I am, who I didn’t share surnames with. She has always showed me her love for music, wanted to sing, see her name in an album cover, and she will!
Now I keep on telling everyone: ‘My name is Paytem Jane’
Between 2000 and 2005, your life happens in France, Italy and Germany, is that the reason why you sing in English? Will we be able to hear you singing in Spanish?
Maybe. I was about to record the first one, but it wasn’t the moment. I’m sure one day it will happen.
I started writting in English when I was 7 because of three reasons: because I wanted to sing for everyone, because the boys I used to write about where English-speakers, and because me and my best friend were the only two in our classroom who were able to speak English and I didn’t want anyone to know what was written on it if one day my notebook was stolen.
How woud you define your music?
Indefinable. It’s so personal. I try to sing everything I love, everyting that makes me emotional and makes me feel something. Every song needs its arrangement and they are really, really different between them. When I close the album, I will search the reasons why I wrote them and make them be a part of an all.
My mom didn’t want me to be an artist, but I was born in 85, and I was on the back seat when she played Boney M in the car, along with Abba, The Beatles, Roxette, Madonna, Fangoria… It was like feeding the monster.
But you’ve sang songs like ‘Caro Mio Ben’. Do you consider yourself a versatile artist?
If I say ‘no’, my producers will kill me, because I’m driving them crazy because of this. I love music, I touch everything, and they sometimes lose me.
My grandmother has always played opera and zarzuela (Spanish classical music) since I was very young, and I seriously love it!
I don’t know what songs will finally come out, but they say: ‘We cannot release this, this is not what your fans expect from you’, and I say: ‘Yes, well, we’re making it anyway’.
You’ve released two singles: ‘Irresistible’ and ‘Stupid Groupie’. When are you releasing your first album?
Somebody will hate me for this, but I hope I will happen one day next year… If it depended on me, we could release 3 albums the day after tomorrow, but there’s always burocracy outside the project that makes everything harder. Releasing is not as easy as it seems, as I thought. There is always any problem.
We’ve seen you singing ‘Born this way’. Will there be any versions in your album?
No. I sang ‘Born this way’ because I was asked to it. But no, I need to do and feel what I sing. And I have enough by trying to get some space to my songs.
The day I sang ‘Born this way’ I noticed it’s not mine, no matter how identified I can fell with the song. The song starts saying ‘my mom told me when I was young we all born superstars’, and while I said that I realised I couldn’t be singing a biggest lie, because anyway it would have be me who said that to my mum.
You’ve got your official webpage, and the fanclub one, but there are many more webpages dedicated to you. How do you feel about all that support?
Very happy, but most of all, very proud of my warriors because I think they do this because they understand all this and feel a part of me. I’m really thankful because I can share my dream with them, because it wasn’t easy fighting alone until now and they make me feel stronger. My dream is that we can leave something together and that they are themselves, no matter what. I would love to make their dreams come true through mine, and that I was the only one who had to suffer all the hitting, the hard times to make them free.
I feel proud because they know what they want and fight for it with me, and that makes them powerful. They express what they want, we’re free. It’s like an army united by love. They support me, I represent them.
How did you came up with the idea of writting a blog in English telling what you’re living?
Because I need direct contact with my fans because, if I want them to live this dream with me, I have to keep them informed! They help me. I even asked for advice to choose my dress in the last event! I need them!
Model, dancer, writer, singer, producer… What’s left to do or what would you like to do?
I’m really nervous and when I can’t go on with music, I entertain myself. I’m starting to design some clothes, but just as a hobby, because I always end tunning every outfit my own way. What’s serious, are the videoclip screenplays, if they are, and the choreographies, that i try then to be as I imagined them when I wrote the song. I choose everyting I can, even the lights. I the end I have a problem and I need to do everything personally and supervise what I couldn’t do since the beginning, but I still need to learn everyting!!
If you had to choose between fashion and music, what would you choose?
If there is any doubt, music ;)
-A QUIZ
A dream to make come true?
Just one? Mmm, I want to make a worldwide tour with my songs, but for now, just that somebody feels identified with one of my songs is enough.
A role model?
Nobody, because nobody has ever made what I want from the poin I was in.
A vice?
Kissing people. When I have someone I trust in, I cant avoid! And buying shoes.
Last book you read?
Federico Moccia’s ‘ Scusa Ma Ti Voglio Sposare’
Can’t go out without…
Sunglasses and iPhone.
A lucky charm?
My sennheiser and the warrior’s bracelet.
What do you do before getting into the stage or the runway?
It’s been a while that I don’t get into a runway, but anyway, I wasn’t really excited about it, so I just simply waited for my moment with my headphones between all the people that were running as crazy and making up all the time.
Before singing, I say bye until I get to the stage to my dancers and background singers, I stay alone in a room listening to music and, just before I get out, I make up my lips.
(source: http://www.allpaytemjane.blogspot.com/)
Here you have the translation by Paytem Jane Official Fanclub :
You started since you were very young as a model, and in the meantime receiving lessons to be a dancer and writting songs. Was it the real dream?
It’s THE DREAM. Every single thing I’ve done in my life was for this, and everythins has brought me here. Music has always been beside me. The best of my dream is that, no matter how hard it gets or if there’s nobody to show it up to, nobody can forbide me writting songs, singing or dancing. When I was younger, I used to leave home without my mother’s permission to do it with the breakers, until she noticed and took me to take some lessons. I need it, no matter if there’s an audience, lights or flashes. I spend the whole day doing it!
You came into the fashion industry because of an accident. Do you think your are a lucky person? (The journalist uses a Spanish expression that would be something like: “Do you think you have a star behind you?”)
My fans gave me a star with my name as a present, so literally, yes! :)
Seriously, I think I’m a lucky girl ’cause I know what I want and I’m determined to get it. The way to it wasn’t easy, nothing was given to me easily, and I would probably say I was in the worst situation, more than any other person, so the option of not trying it doesn’t exist.
When people say I got into fashion by an accident and stuff like that, it seems I’m here by casualty, but the truth is that the accident was a real drama. In few years I broke my feet twice in five different sides, had problems with food, grew up spending too much time alone and suffer from insomnia, anxiety and five fobias. Everything in my life has always been so extreme.
Don’t know if I’m lucky, but if I think of it, getting the point I am right now it’s a miracle itself. Everything I have has costed me everything I had.
Matt Shefield was the talent-hunter that saw you. What does he mean to you? What do you remember of that moment?
I remember I was going back home after breaking my foot, and my momm brought me those beautiful shiny stilettos as a present. I tried them and started to walk down the hospital. My doctor was a very important sports doctor, and everytime I went there I used to be with artists, sportsman, famous people, and I have to recognize I loved it.
That day he went with a friend and found me walking with my new stilettos while my dad went to take the car. He stopped me and asked: ‘Are you a model?’ I said yes and he continued: ‘Do you want to be?’ and then I asked: ‘Will you pay me well?’. He said he would if I passed the audition, and, even with my mother’s dissaproval, I did. I passed the audition with that shoes, which were the only ones I had and I haven’t ever touched them since then because I think they bring me luck and I don’t want to break them!
I was 14, until then I had only made two commercials and one photoshoot when younger, and he took me to a studio with photographer Víctor Cucart, and Gloria Farr that was after that my stylist. She took a Versace, Bagaglia made my make up and I made my first photoshoot. I was that nervous that I decided not to do it again. I broke my promise when I saw the money.
I told Matt that I would spend the money on releasing my first album and I made half of it. I decided the best was paying the degree and become a producer, and then release the album. Everything took a little more time than what I have planned when I was 14.
Why do you want to be in music industry right now that it’s so hard?
Because I can’t give up on making my dream come true, no matter how hard it gets.
The reality is that I haven’t came into music, it’s just that now I have the chance to do it and show it. I’ve always been ‘the girl in the headphones’. I went everywhere wearing them and with my notebook, but that was all. Now there’s people listening.
I have to still believe I can do it. Not trying would be the worst option, I would disspoint myself and many people that believe in me. I need music, it’s my lifestyle, it’s the way I express myself…
What do you expect of your musical career?
In a personal level, I want to feel free, but the most important is leaving something good in this world. I’d love to make somebody happy, if it was only just one person I would feel great. I would love that somebody decided to go on because of my music, the same way I did with Michael Jackson’s music, that somebody fell in love with one of my songs or that one of the silly things I write would make somebody fall in love with another one. I was very happy the day a girl said to me that ‘Stupid Groupie’ is her favourite song. I never forget anybody’s face when they say something like that to me.
You had a music teacher who said you would never be able to do this. What would you say to him?
I would be very polite saying nothing, but the day he said that in front of all my classmates whas horrible to me.
We made a psychological test that showed up our skills, just to choose the lessons we wanted to take for the next year. I was the only one who had the test that showed artistical skills, and he recommended me it was better for me to forget about it. He said that, to be an artist, you needed to know someone, be beautiful and rich. I insisted a lot that I would be an artist one day, and that I would sing, because I loved it and was good at it.
When I went back home, some girls hit me and broke my discman, my biggest treasure at that time, and Michael Jackson’s ‘History Book 1′. It scratched and I went back home just been able to listen to ‘You are not alone’. I held my tears until I was in my room for my mother not to notice.
After releasing ‘Irresistible’, I went one day to the school and left the single and a picture of my yearbook with a note that said: ‘I told you’. Maybe it wasn’t ok, but it was like if I had avoided another hitting some years before, because I don’t really know what happened. I wasn’t really popular, but I didn’t piss anyone off, so I didn’t understand anything. Now I understand. Knowing what I am and what I want to do, makes me much powerful.
What is the best of your time in fashion?
I’ve learned a lot in the business and it helps me a lot when I’m in front of a camera. But, no doubt, the best was having anorexia. When I got to the limit I knew how distorted was reality in my head and that I don’t care what others think about what I want.
It’s hard, but I say this to people who felt despised because they wanted something different than the others.
I used make up to be beautiful for the others, I put weights into my vagina to weight what the nurses wanted, and I used to change my big hospital clothes that disimulated my illness to put really adjusted clothes that showed up how thin I was for bookers. It seems I was acting perfectly for the others, but that was killing me. Then you understand you’re perfect when you feel ok, no matter how you are.
I healed because I wanted. I started eating, left fashion, and went to college to become a producer and make my dream come true.
What is like being known as ‘The Goddess’?
Bipolar problem, because no one of the people who know me would name me like that.
It’s something I never think of, to be honest. I know it cames from a photographer, but the truth is that, as much, I’m the chaos goddess.
It’s not worthy, and it’s not good because he wasn’t talking about beauty and that’s what everybody thinks. It depends on what you like, and the normal thing is to think ‘It’s not that much’, and the truth is that I’m not.
What about your artistic name, Paytem Jane. What do you want to express with it?
Since I was little everybody called me ‘Paytom’ and I hated it because I thought it was a boy’s name. In public, I asked everyone to use my first name, because it was easier to me surviving behind Monica. In fact, I’ve been my whole life remembering everybody ‘Monica is my name’. It was an armour, but music has made me find myself and now there is nothing I feel ashamed of. My name’s not feminine, but I can still be sexy.
In the other hand, only my grandmother and my warriors support me in my career, support what I really am, and I think I’m much more honest with them this way. I’m myself!
Paytem, with ‘e’, means ‘warrior’, so I changed it because of the warriors, and I’m using the name of the person that has always loved me for what I am, who I didn’t share surnames with. She has always showed me her love for music, wanted to sing, see her name in an album cover, and she will!
Now I keep on telling everyone: ‘My name is Paytem Jane’
Between 2000 and 2005, your life happens in France, Italy and Germany, is that the reason why you sing in English? Will we be able to hear you singing in Spanish?
Maybe. I was about to record the first one, but it wasn’t the moment. I’m sure one day it will happen.
I started writting in English when I was 7 because of three reasons: because I wanted to sing for everyone, because the boys I used to write about where English-speakers, and because me and my best friend were the only two in our classroom who were able to speak English and I didn’t want anyone to know what was written on it if one day my notebook was stolen.
How woud you define your music?
Indefinable. It’s so personal. I try to sing everything I love, everyting that makes me emotional and makes me feel something. Every song needs its arrangement and they are really, really different between them. When I close the album, I will search the reasons why I wrote them and make them be a part of an all.
My mom didn’t want me to be an artist, but I was born in 85, and I was on the back seat when she played Boney M in the car, along with Abba, The Beatles, Roxette, Madonna, Fangoria… It was like feeding the monster.
But you’ve sang songs like ‘Caro Mio Ben’. Do you consider yourself a versatile artist?
If I say ‘no’, my producers will kill me, because I’m driving them crazy because of this. I love music, I touch everything, and they sometimes lose me.
My grandmother has always played opera and zarzuela (Spanish classical music) since I was very young, and I seriously love it!
I don’t know what songs will finally come out, but they say: ‘We cannot release this, this is not what your fans expect from you’, and I say: ‘Yes, well, we’re making it anyway’.
You’ve released two singles: ‘Irresistible’ and ‘Stupid Groupie’. When are you releasing your first album?
Somebody will hate me for this, but I hope I will happen one day next year… If it depended on me, we could release 3 albums the day after tomorrow, but there’s always burocracy outside the project that makes everything harder. Releasing is not as easy as it seems, as I thought. There is always any problem.
We’ve seen you singing ‘Born this way’. Will there be any versions in your album?
No. I sang ‘Born this way’ because I was asked to it. But no, I need to do and feel what I sing. And I have enough by trying to get some space to my songs.
The day I sang ‘Born this way’ I noticed it’s not mine, no matter how identified I can fell with the song. The song starts saying ‘my mom told me when I was young we all born superstars’, and while I said that I realised I couldn’t be singing a biggest lie, because anyway it would have be me who said that to my mum.
You’ve got your official webpage, and the fanclub one, but there are many more webpages dedicated to you. How do you feel about all that support?
Very happy, but most of all, very proud of my warriors because I think they do this because they understand all this and feel a part of me. I’m really thankful because I can share my dream with them, because it wasn’t easy fighting alone until now and they make me feel stronger. My dream is that we can leave something together and that they are themselves, no matter what. I would love to make their dreams come true through mine, and that I was the only one who had to suffer all the hitting, the hard times to make them free.
I feel proud because they know what they want and fight for it with me, and that makes them powerful. They express what they want, we’re free. It’s like an army united by love. They support me, I represent them.
How did you came up with the idea of writting a blog in English telling what you’re living?
Because I need direct contact with my fans because, if I want them to live this dream with me, I have to keep them informed! They help me. I even asked for advice to choose my dress in the last event! I need them!
Model, dancer, writer, singer, producer… What’s left to do or what would you like to do?
I’m really nervous and when I can’t go on with music, I entertain myself. I’m starting to design some clothes, but just as a hobby, because I always end tunning every outfit my own way. What’s serious, are the videoclip screenplays, if they are, and the choreographies, that i try then to be as I imagined them when I wrote the song. I choose everyting I can, even the lights. I the end I have a problem and I need to do everything personally and supervise what I couldn’t do since the beginning, but I still need to learn everyting!!
If you had to choose between fashion and music, what would you choose?
If there is any doubt, music ;)
-A QUIZ
A dream to make come true?
Just one? Mmm, I want to make a worldwide tour with my songs, but for now, just that somebody feels identified with one of my songs is enough.
A role model?
Nobody, because nobody has ever made what I want from the poin I was in.
A vice?
Kissing people. When I have someone I trust in, I cant avoid! And buying shoes.
Last book you read?
Federico Moccia’s ‘ Scusa Ma Ti Voglio Sposare’
Can’t go out without…
Sunglasses and iPhone.
A lucky charm?
My sennheiser and the warrior’s bracelet.
What do you do before getting into the stage or the runway?
It’s been a while that I don’t get into a runway, but anyway, I wasn’t really excited about it, so I just simply waited for my moment with my headphones between all the people that were running as crazy and making up all the time.
Before singing, I say bye until I get to the stage to my dancers and background singers, I stay alone in a room listening to music and, just before I get out, I make up my lips.
(source: http://www.allpaytemjane.blogspot.com/)
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PAYTEM JANE WORLD MOVES!
Monica Sanz turns into PAYTEM JANE and we are moving here:
Stay tune to know all the infos about Payt, her music, news, photos...See you there!
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Monica Sanz’s Notes: My name is Paytem Jane (Español)
Hubo un tiempo, en el que pensaba que lo más importante para hacer música era mostrar a mis warriors como me sentía, incluso cuando no siempre quería, pero ya no va a ser así más.
Muchas cosas, no todas buenas, me han pasado últimamente y las principales razones por las que sigo aquí luchando son: la promesa que me hice de conseguir mi sueño, el hecho de que mi abuela siempre quiso que lo consiguiera y la más fuerte de todas: el incondicional apoyo de mi gente y mis fans.
Cuando era más joven, solía pedir a la gente de mi alrededor que me llamaran Monica en público (recordáis mi twitter? @MonicaIsMyName), porque sonaba mejor para mí que de la manera en que me solían llamar. Trabajar en hacer música (sí, lo hago, aunque no lo parezca. He tenido esa terrible frustración de no poder sacar canciones todavía, también) me ha hecho encontrarme a mí misma y realmente quiero, como dice una vez hace tiempo, probarme a mí misma. Simplemente porque necesito ser honesta con vosotros y conmigo…al mismo tiempo que quiero hacer realidad el sueño de dos niñas pequeñas que deseaban ver sus nombres en la carátula de un álbum.
Aparte de esto, solía pensar que solo tenía que mostrar a mis warriors cuando estoy bien o cuando las cosas van bien. Todavía no sé como lo sabéis pero, cuando estoy mal, solo vosotros, podéis hacer que esté bien y realmente lo conseguís. No sé, pero quizás sea porque me conocéis mejor de lo que pienso y es por eso por lo que quiero tener una relación más estrecha con el ejército. No quiero mostrar mis sentimientos y mi sueño más, quiero compartir mis sentimientos y mis sueños con vosotros en todos los sentidos. Es por eso que era muy raro cuando me llamabais Monica o cualquier cosa.
También leo todas las cartas que puedo, y muchos de vosotros escribís que soñáis con la música también. Así que he encontrado la manera de hacer algunos sueños realidad al mismo tiempo que cumplo el mío, porque sé lo afortunada que soy por esta oportunidad que tengo.
Sé que va a ser divertido, pero después de repetir cientos de veces que “Soy Monica Sanz”, hoy quiero compartir con todos vosotros nuevas palabras más dichas: “Mi nombre es Paytem Jane” (Warriors pueden llamarme Payt como hacen mis amigos ;))
Espero que lo entendais y espero poder hablaros pronto!
Os quiero desde el fondo de mi corazón. Garras arriba!
Payt.
Muchas cosas, no todas buenas, me han pasado últimamente y las principales razones por las que sigo aquí luchando son: la promesa que me hice de conseguir mi sueño, el hecho de que mi abuela siempre quiso que lo consiguiera y la más fuerte de todas: el incondicional apoyo de mi gente y mis fans.
Cuando era más joven, solía pedir a la gente de mi alrededor que me llamaran Monica en público (recordáis mi twitter? @MonicaIsMyName), porque sonaba mejor para mí que de la manera en que me solían llamar. Trabajar en hacer música (sí, lo hago, aunque no lo parezca. He tenido esa terrible frustración de no poder sacar canciones todavía, también) me ha hecho encontrarme a mí misma y realmente quiero, como dice una vez hace tiempo, probarme a mí misma. Simplemente porque necesito ser honesta con vosotros y conmigo…al mismo tiempo que quiero hacer realidad el sueño de dos niñas pequeñas que deseaban ver sus nombres en la carátula de un álbum.
Aparte de esto, solía pensar que solo tenía que mostrar a mis warriors cuando estoy bien o cuando las cosas van bien. Todavía no sé como lo sabéis pero, cuando estoy mal, solo vosotros, podéis hacer que esté bien y realmente lo conseguís. No sé, pero quizás sea porque me conocéis mejor de lo que pienso y es por eso por lo que quiero tener una relación más estrecha con el ejército. No quiero mostrar mis sentimientos y mi sueño más, quiero compartir mis sentimientos y mis sueños con vosotros en todos los sentidos. Es por eso que era muy raro cuando me llamabais Monica o cualquier cosa.
También leo todas las cartas que puedo, y muchos de vosotros escribís que soñáis con la música también. Así que he encontrado la manera de hacer algunos sueños realidad al mismo tiempo que cumplo el mío, porque sé lo afortunada que soy por esta oportunidad que tengo.
Sé que va a ser divertido, pero después de repetir cientos de veces que “Soy Monica Sanz”, hoy quiero compartir con todos vosotros nuevas palabras más dichas: “Mi nombre es Paytem Jane” (Warriors pueden llamarme Payt como hacen mis amigos ;))
Espero que lo entendais y espero poder hablaros pronto!
Os quiero desde el fondo de mi corazón. Garras arriba!
Payt.
Fuente: Monica Sanz's Notes
Monica Sanz’s Notes: My name is Paytem Jane
There was a time, when I though that the most important to make music was to show my warriors how I felt, at the time I don't always wanted, but this is not the way I do anymore.
Payt.
Lots of things, not all of them good, has happened to me lately and the main reasons why I'm still here fighting are: the promise I did to myself of getting my dream, the fact my grandma always wanted me to get it, and the strongest one: the unconditional support of my people and fans.
When I was younger I used to ask everybody around me for calling me Monica in public (remember my twitter? @MonicaIsMyName), because it sounded better to me than the way they used to call me, but I don't need it anymore. Working on making music ( yes, I do although it doesn't look like. I have this terrible frustration about can not releasing songs yet, too) has made me find myself and I really want, as I said once long time ago, trying myself. Simply because I need to be honest with you and me . At the time I wanna make come true the dream of two little girls who wished to see their names on the cover of an album.
Apart of this, I used to think I only had to show my warriors when I'm up or when things go good. I still don't know how you know it sometimes but, when I'm down, only you guys, can take me up and you really do. I don't know, but maybe it's because you know me better than what I think and that's why I wanna have a closer relationship with the army. I don't wanna show my feelings and my dream anymore, I wanna share my feelings and dreams with you in all the senses. That's why it's too weird to me when you call me Monica or anything else.
I also read all of your letters I can, and lots of you write that you dreamt with music too. So I found the way of making some dreams come true at the time I do mine, because I know how lucky I am because of the opportunity I have.
I know it's gonna be funny but after repeating thousand of times that "I am Monica Sanz", today I wanna share with all of you my new most said words: "My name is Paytem Jane" ( Warriors can call me Payt like my friends do ;) )
I hope you understand and I hope talking to you soon!
Love you from the bottom of my heart. Claws up!
Payt.
Source: Monica Sanz's Notes
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Monica Sanz’s Notes: “See no more” for a moment!
It is not that I am a huge fan of the Jonas brothers but this baby have definately caught my heart with this song! Yours?
My best wishes with his solo album!
Monday, August 15, 2011
Sunday, August 14, 2011
O' Connor Hospital (San Jose, California), Monica Sanz goes out
O' Connor Hospital (San Jose, California), Monica Sanz goes out.
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Monica Sanz’s Notes: Date of birth! (Español)
-Kyra : 10-08-2011 ( 20″47′ h ; 3,49 kg)
No tengo palabras para describir lo orgullosa que estoy de Arle, ha sido muy valiente! Kyra y su mamá están bien!
Como he dicho (me encanta lo que me toca, jaja), Kyra ha nacido hoy y quería presentaros a todos, a la nueva (tenía 2 horas en la foto) warrior del ejército!
Ah! ¿Y sabéis? Ella ha nacido en el día del orgasmo femenino! Es divertido pero quería recordaros que si queréis celebrar este día con un chico, o buscáis un orgasmo en otro momento, ser cuidadosas y sabias! Un nuevo bebé warrior es suficiente por ahora ;)
Mucho amor, chicas! Pasadlo bien hoy!
Monica Sanz's notes: Push mentally! (Español)
Me parece que muchos de vosotros, chicos, conocéis a mi entrenadora y amiga Arlena. Siempre está cerca de mi todas las noches en los conciertos, así que probablemente sepáis que está embarazada (Si no, sí, usamos su barriga como efecto mientras cantamos “Born this way” en la fiesta gay, pero no era mentira del todo)
La cosa es que después de nueve meses esperando…el momento ha llegado (increíble, ha sido muy largo para mi, día tras día)! Ella ha estado embarazada las últimas 41 semanas y apuesto a que dará a luz mañana (aunque Arle no ayuda a empujar, y nadie cree que el bebé vaya a nacer mañana aparte de mí).
Yo era la única que creía que el bebé iba a ser niña (sí, una warrior en camino!) y sí gano la apuesta, seré oficialmente su niñera!
Bueno, cuidaré de Kyra de todas formas, pero odio perder una apuesta!
Estas somos Kyra y yo esta mañana mientras estaba cantando, pero quién sabe como será la foto mañana…?
Dedos cruzados!!!Fuente: Monica Sanz's Notes
Monica Sanz’s Notes: Date of birth!
Kyra : 08-10-2011 ( 20"47' in ; 7'71 lb)
I have no words to explain how proud I am of Arle, she has been so brave!! Kyra and her mom are ok!
As I said (I love that part, haha), Kyra has born today and I wanted to introduce you all, the newest ( 2 hours old in the pic) warrior in the army.
Ah! Guess what? She has born on the world wide day of the female orgasm! It's fun but I want to make you remember if you want to celebrate this day with a boy, or you're looking for an orgasm in any other moment, be careful and wise! One new baby warrior is enough by now ;)
Lots of love, ladies! Enjoy today!
Monica Sanz's notes: Push mentally!
I guess the most of you, guys, know my coaching and friend Arlena. She’s always near to me every night at the concerts, so probably you knew she is pregnant (if not, yes, we used her belly for an effect while the “Born this way” performance for the gay party, but it was not fake at all). The fact is that after more than nine months waiting…the moment has arrived (unbelievable, it's been so long to me, day after day) ! She is pregnant for the last 41 weeks, and I bet she will give birth tomorrow (although Arle doesn’t help pushing, and nobody believes the baby will be born tomorrow apart of me).
I was the only one who guessed the baby was a girl (yeah! A warrior is coming!) and if I win the bet, I will be officially her nanny! Well, I will take care of Kyra anyways, but I hate losing a bet! This is Kyra and I this morning while I was singing, but who knows how will be the picture tomorrow...?
Crossed fingers!!!
Source: Monica Sanz's Notes
O' Connor Hospital (San Jose, California), Monica Sanz 's arrive
O' Connor Hospital (San Jose, California), Monica Sanz 's arrive.
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Monica Sanz will NOT be at Hard Rock Café performing!
After receiving some mails asking about it, we just want to clarify that Monica Sanz is not participating at the Own Style FM launching next September 8, in Hard Rock Café Madrid.
This information has been denied by Monica Sanz Management, and we also can say that they know the special interest of Monica Sanz, on working in Spain, her country.
In case of receiving any true new, you will be the first to know about it.
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