Birthday: 12 December 1973, Mar del Plata, Argentina
Height: 170 cm
History: Paz was born in Mar Del Plata, Argentina and came to Los Angeles with her parents when she was 3. She's classically trained in violin and piano but learned to play bass and guitar on her own. She studied method acting at the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute in Los Angeles, even though she didn't have any aspirations to become a pr...
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History: Paz was born in Mar Del Plata, Argentina and came to Los Angeles with her parents when she was 3. She's classically trained in violin and piano but learned to play bass and guitar on her own. She studied method acting at the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute in Los Angeles, even though she didn't have any aspirations to become a professional actor. Show less «
I just hope that one day it's not such a big deal - that being a woman in this industry is not such ...Show more »
I just hope that one day it's not such a big deal - that being a woman in this industry is not such an issue. I'm just a musician. If I can inspire any kind of awakening, then that's a good thing. - RockSound, Sep 2000 issue 16 Show less «
Any time I feel like I can't do something, I really try to conquer it. So surrender phobia. - Metal ...Show more »
Any time I feel like I can't do something, I really try to conquer it. So surrender phobia. - Metal Edge Magazine Show less «
"I was excited to finally play out with A Perfect Circle. We rehearsed and rehearsed ... I remember ...Show more »
"I was excited to finally play out with A Perfect Circle. We rehearsed and rehearsed ... I remember when I got the phone call that we were going to play our first show; I was just jumping off the walls! I was so excited! I was at my grandmother's house, and I was jumping up and down saying, `We're playing our first show'" - 'A Perfect Interview: A Perfect Circle's Paz Lenchantin' Show less «
I was working for a company in New York doing sound design that works mainly for the Sci-Fi channel....Show more »
I was working for a company in New York doing sound design that works mainly for the Sci-Fi channel. That was a lot of fun. I would go to work and turn a frog's gulp into a volcanic eruption. Show less «
