Mojo Rasa

Mojo Rasa was a popular singer-songwriter and guitarist in the 1960s. She was also known for being a "midget," the size of an average four-year-old human girl.

Early life
She was raised in Thersad village in the nation of Riaño. It was destroyed in 1962 in the Nigat Offensive.

Career
She first became known during the Holiday Flood of 1964. She sang and played guitar to refugees from the flood waters, and her impromptu performance was broadcast on television.

She then appeared on The Ted Van Show in one of the last shows of that year. She performed "My Kind of People" and "Heart Chapel." Both songs were included in her first album.

It was rumored mojo meant "libido" and "rasa meant "juice," thus her name meant "libido juice." However, it was also said "mojo" meant magic or luck, and "rasa" meant essence and emotion, and was a fundamental part of music, dance, and poetry.

Appearance
Mojo Rasa was said to be 3 ft 3 1/3 in (100 cm) tall and weighing about 36 lbs (15.5 kg). She had light skin (skin type ii), green eyes, and long curly red hair. She was generally considered beautiful in an androgynous way.

Discography

 * A Girl Named Mojo (1965)
 * Tabula Rasa (1966)
 * Flowers of Fall (1967)