-How would you define yourself in one word?

-How are you like in a team project?

-Could you live without your phone?

-What are your biggest personal flaws?

-What are your payment expectations?

-What bus did you take to get here?

-Do you have any siblings? How many?

-Are you shy?

-Have you ever committed any crimes?

-I speak Portuguese and English

-Persistent.

-I try to do my part and then help the others.

-No, I couldn't. I use it almost all the time.

-I'm very lazy and tend to procrastinate.

-I want to earn a little higher than the normal expectations.

-The bus that stops right in front of here.

-Yes, I have a sister.

-Yes, I am a bit shy.

-No, I haven't.

-Do you like conversations?

-Do you like to listen?

-What do you do?

-What do you like in your neighbourhood?

-Do you like to go to the bathroom?

-How often do you go to the bathroom?

-Are you married?

-Do you have children?

-What do you plan to do?

-I live in Três Corações.

-Yes, I like to have conversations.

-Yes.

-I'm a student.

-I like that it's very safe and calm.

-Yes.

-Frequently.

-I'm not.

-No.

-I plan to become a doctor.

-Were the lyrics in your single "Ironic" really ironic?

-And did you regret that?

-When did you release your third studio album? What's it called?

-Did you win any award?

-Why were you scared of releasing albums?

-Are you married?

-Do you have any children?

-Where are you from?

-In your opinion, what is the best song you ever wrote?

-Yes, I was 11 years old, pretty young in my opinion.

-No, they weren't. I was even attacked by some people because the lyrics were unironic.

-No, I didn't regret that at all.

-It's called "Jagged Little Pill", it was released in June 1995.

-Well, yes. I have 31 awards, including Grammys, billboard and many others.

-I used to associate my mental health's worsening to the fame, but I gradually shed this association.

-Yes, my husband's name is Mario Treadway. We married in 2010.

-I have two sons and a daughter.

-I'm from Ottawa, Canada.

-I wrote "That I would be good" with such a sense of freedom and inspiration, I don't know if it's the best one, but I love it.

-Where do you live?

-What was a defining moment in your career that few people know about?

-Morissette, when was your beginning in music?

-What do you feel when writing lyrics?

-Was "You Oughta Know" inspired by a real person?

-Do you have any favorite song from your career?

-Do you still feel nervous when you go on stage?

-Have you ever thought about quitting singing?

-What would you say to Alanis from 20 years ago?

-I'm 50 years old.

-I live in Los Angeles, USA.

-Singing at the Tibet Freedom Concert in 1990 was very special.

-I was 11 years old, very young.

-I feel the need to process the world.

-Yes, that's a classic question. I never confirm names because the song become something so much bigger than that.

-It's hard to choose because each represents a different moment of my life.

-Always. But it's a good nervousness.

-Yes, a few times.

-Treat yourself.

• I don't think so.

-Do you prefer to command or be commanded?

• To command obviously.

-What cake do you like the most?

• I like chocolate cake.

-What do you like to do outside?

• I like to read and to look at the sky.

• Lasagna.

-Which character would you be?

• I'd be Meredith Grey.

-If you could be someone else for a day, who would you be?

• Jade Picon.

-What is the weirdest thing you have in your house?

• A traffic cone.

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