Human Name: Catalina Zaragoza Núñez
Gender: Female
Age: 21 Years Old
Before Statehood: In 1519, Spanish conquistadors marched through the area on its way to overthrow the Aztec Empire; most of the natives submitted to the Spanish after the Massacre of Cholula on October 12, 1519. Later in 1531, the City of Puebla was founded. Years later in 1783, the city became its own province; some of its land was later separated out for other provinces of New Spain such as Tlaxcala, Edomex, Guerrero, and Veracruz. Despite being a Spanish stronghold during the Mexican War of Independence, the region became a Mexican state around 1824. On a side note, Cinco de Mayo was based on the Battle of Puebla where Mexican Forces defeated an invading French army.
Statehood: December 21, 1823 (4th)
Hair Color: Medium Auburn
Eye Color: Russet Brown
Notable Traits: She has long hair that's worn in a single braid that drapes over her right shoulder. Almond shaped eyes. Typically, she wears a sombrero and a red, white, and green China Poblana dress. She has a beauty mark at the left corner of her lip. She tends to act very ladylike.
Favorite Foods/Drinks: Cemitas (sandwich), Chalupas, Chiles en Nogada (chiles in a cold cream sauce), Chiles Rellenos (stuffed chiles), Mole Poblano
Favorites: Angels, Festivals, Mexican Folklore, Papel Picado, Talavera Pottery
Personality: Pretentious and Prudish. This prissy princess is known for her alluring beauty, captivating all suitors with her ideal femininity although some may find her strait-laced attitude to be too much to handle. She truly thinks she's better than everyone else around her because of her noble history and modern successes, however, she's far from perfect. A spoiled airhead she may be, she has never once lost confidence in her abilities. On a side note, she absolutely adores Spain and hates France with a deep passion.
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