Katy Perry was an American Singer-Songwriter who was born into a strict and strict family. Following her church singing during her childhood, she started an interest in gospel music as a teenager. Although this was not permissible by her parents Perry was exposed to all sorts of music, which was offered to her by her acquaintances, since she was a person with an uncanny love for music from the start. With her outspoken nature she remained true to her dream of becoming a music artist and chased the goals she had set. Her breakthrough came not an easy task and she was required to overcome many obstacles. Some of her songs were deleted before she was hired by 'Capitol records. The album she released as her second studio album, 'One of the Boys' came out to be a major success, marking a turning point in her career. Thus, she was launched into the world of singing and hasn't was able to go back since. The next album, 'Teenage Dreams,' was a hit with music fans and was among the top-selling albums of all time. It was the source of many records and established Katy Perry's status as a prominent artist. Perry, who is known not only for writing songs and recording them, but as well for her charity work and charitable work, is a person with a broad range of interests. Perry is an activist that promotes gay rights advocacy.
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