Carly Rae Jepsen
Pop singer and songwriter celebrated for 'Call Me Maybe'
Born
November 21st, 1985
39 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Canada
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Originated in Mission, British Columbia, a career in music began with participation in the Canadian Idol competition in 2007. Released the album 'Tug of War' in 2008, which garnered attention. Achieved significant success with the single 'Call Me Maybe' in 2011, reaching number one in multiple countries and receiving a Grammy nomination. Subsequent albums included 'Kiss' and 'Emotion', both of which expanded her fan base and showcased a distinct pop sound. In addition to music, ventured into acting, performing in theatrical productions, including the lead role in the musical 'Cinderella'.
Released the hit single 'Call Me Maybe'
Released the album 'Emotion'
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