Katy Perry canta ‘All You Need Is Love’ de The Beatles

Katy Perry has recorded a version of the Beatles classic All You Need Is Love, which has just been shared by the American artist’s team on digital platforms as part of an advertising campaign for solidarity purposes.

As reported by herself in an interview with the magazine People, it so happens that with only 16 years the singer and songwriter worked in her hometown, the Californian city of Santa Bárbara, in one of the brand’s shops in the textile field whose spot Christmas has played music now.

“My dream then was to make that playlist that I listened to in the store. Little did I know that 20 years later I would star in one of their iconic commercials. It is a rite of passage and I was able to do a cover of a Beatles song,” the artist celebrated .

Perry, actually called Kate Hudson (Santa Barbara, 1984), has acknowledged that it has taken her “a while” to prepare this tribute to the Fab Four, because of its entity and because it is one of her favorite songs by the British band.

Those responsible for the campaign will also allocate a dollar for each reproduction obtained by their version of All You Need Is Love to an organization called Baby2Baby, which assists children in poverty.

Following the low-impact release in 2001 of a first work under her real name, the artist changed her artistic alias to Katy Perry and began a meteoric rise with the album. One of the Boys (2008).

Especially successful were his second album, Teenage dream (2010, which equaled Michael Jackson’s record of five No. 1s on his country’s charts), and the third, Prism (which made her the female artist who sold the most albums in 2013), to add 45 million copies sold in her career, according to figures from her record company.

In August 2020, she gave birth to her first daughter, the result of her relationship with actor Orlando Bloom, and released her latest studio album on the market, SMILE, with a collection of songs that, as he confessed, he had written when he was in his “darkest moment” after the commercial failure of the previous Witness (2017). (E)