14-year-old Isabela Moner, star of Nickelodeon’s “100 Things to Do Before High School,” released her first original single “Dream About Me, available now on ITunes (http://bit.ly/DreamAboutMe). The song is written by Isabela and also features her playing the ukulele. Her debut album will be released this fall. New episodes of “100 Things” will also be back this fall.

In addition to the new single, Isabela is nominated for an Imagen Award for Best Young Actress – Television. The Imagen Awards will be handed out tomorrow night and recognize and reward positive portrayals of Latinos in all forms of media.

ABOUT ISABELA: Isabela Moner currently stars on Nickelodeon’s hit show, 100 Things To Do Before High School. She is also known for her role on NBC’s Growing Up Fisher and the Nickelodeon movie Splitting Adam, as well as her voice of the series regular character Dora and Friends: Into the City.

Originally from Cleveland, Ohio, Isabela made her debut on Broadway with the revival of Evita at age ten. That same year, Isabela made her national and international television debut as a singer in The Next Big Thing New York. She earned her first feature film lead role in the critically acclaimed The House that Jack Built, winner of numerous awards at film festivals across the United States. Isabela finished that year by originating the role of Wendy in the new upcoming musical Fly, joining a Tony Award winning creative team.

Other workshop and theatre credits include: Zorro (Young Lisa), Little Miss Sunshine (Rosa Maria), A Christmas Carol (Sarah Cratchit), Annie (Annie), Les Miserables (Young Cossette).

Isabela continues her training under the guidance of some of the most highly regarded voice, dance, and acting professionals across the country. Isabela loves writing songs in her spare time, and when she is not performing, she continues to develop her skills playing the piano, guitar and ukulele.