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Isabela Moner (also known as Isabela Merced) is an American actor, singer and songwriter. She's appeared in a variety of popular TV shows and films. She also is a successful musician in the field of music. She is the main character CJ Martin on Nickelodeon's television series 100 Things to do Before High-School, which began in 2014 and finished in the year 2016. Kate was also voice of Nickelodeons animated Spin-Off series Dora and Friends Into the City! The series began in 2014 and concluded in the year 2019. She played Izabella and other roles that she appeared in, including Transformers The Last Knight (2017). She has worked on many shows and films, that everyone praises her. Isabela Merced originally comes from Cleveland Ohio where she was born and was raised. The date of her birth is 10th of July, 2001. Katherine Moner is born in Louisiana as is the father of her Patrick Moner hails from Lima Peru. Mother Tongue In an old interview, Katherine admitted to the reporter that Spanish was not her primary language. Her school was a struggle to learn English. She considers herself an American. In the year 15 she entered in college. Isabela Moner aka Isabela Merced's acting career began at the Community Theatre, where she appeared in several theatre productions. It's likely to surprise you discover that she was only six years of age when she first appeared on the stage. Isabela Merced, a young actress who debuted in Evita aged 10 is another inspiring story. It is her Broadway debut and she got much praise. The show was her debut on Broadway that earned her praise. The House that Jack Built (2013) and 100 Things before High school (a program on television) and many more came later. Isabela Merced's first appearance was on her debut album, Stopping Time, released in 2015. Later she then got a chance to play in a film on television called Legends of the Hidden Temple (a Nickelodeon series) aired in the year 2016. The seven most popular films Transformers: The Last Knight (2017), Instant Families (2018), Sicario: Day of the Soldado (2018 and many more) are all worth seeing.