Katy Perry, an American musician and singer, was born in a strict, conservative family. In her teens Katy Perry was interested in gospel music, after having a singing experience at church in her youth. Perry was permitted to listen to music of any genre she liked by her friends, even when it was contrary to her parents' preferences. She has always had an interest in music. Perry was a confident woman who spoke out for her desire to become famous and followed through with her dream. When she first received a break, she faced multiple challenges. She didn't achieve success in the first place. Many of her songs got shelved before she was signed by 'Capitol Records. The album she released as her second album, 'One for the Boys' was to be an enormous success which marked a major turning point in her professional career. Then, her profession as a performer was launched. Her second album, "Teenage Dreams was a hit with the masses of music lovers, and quickly became one of the best-selling albums of all time. Katy Perry became a well-known musician after her debut album. It broke many records. Perry is known not only for her songs and recording them but also for her charitable efforts she has an array of passions. In addition, she's a vocal advocate for homosexual rights.
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