Katy Perry

Katy Perry, an American performer and songwriter, was raised in a strict family. She began singing gospel songs at the age of teen, following her early years in the church. Perry enjoyed all kinds of music despite the fact that her parents would not permit the practice, since she was always drawn to music. Perry was a confident woman who spoke out for her ambition to be famous and followed through with it. However, she didn't achieve much success from the start and faced a number of difficulties before gaining her first significant break. Before signing with 'Capitol Records', several of her tracks were put on hold. Her second studio record "One Of The Boys" became a massive hit and represented a change in the life of the performer. Thus, her professional career as a performer was launched. The following album, 'Teenage Dreams' was loved by music enthusiasts as well as one of the most popular albums in the history of music. Katy Perry was firmly established as an artist due to this record-breaking album. Perry is well-known not just for writing songs and recording them, but in addition for her charitable work she has an array of interests. She is also an activist and promotes the rights of gays.