Katy Perry Reveals ‘Struggle’ With Her Voice As She Battles ‘Flu-Cold Thing’

Katy Perry revealed why she had not been able to perform at her best after launching her “Lifetimes” tour on Wednesday in Mexico City.

The singer of “California Gurls” would have shared that she had trouble with her voice because of a kind of “flu”.

Katy Perry has been criticized in recent weeks following her entirely female blue historic flight, which many have deemed a “stroke” for Jeff Bezos.

Perry left more to be desired as a result of a series of disappointing performances in the middle of his “Lifetimes” tour, but there seems to be a reason for this.

The “Roar” Hitmaker launched his long -awaited tour on Wednesday in Mexico City, but was criticized on social networks for his clumsy choreography, with a user criticizing her for her “mom’s movements”, while another accused her of “lazy”.

However, in a slide clip she posted on Instagram, Perry said she had “fought for a few weeks with my voice, having a cold thing”.

According to the Daily mailShe also noted that the famous altitude of the Mexican capital, more than 7,000 feet above sea level, also affected it in one way or another.

Following his inaugural show on Wednesday, Perry played again in Mexico City on Friday and will play there for the third time on Saturday before leaving in Monterrey next week, Monday and Tuesday.

The 40 -year -old pop star was supposed to occur in Guadalajara, Mexico, on May 1 and 2, but these dates were abandoned because the construction operates in the stadium in which it was billed was not finished.

Perry has since announced the cancellation of the two legs, writing: “Unfortunately, I learned that the construction of Arena Guadalajara will not be complete for their programs scheduled for next week, which includes mine 1 and 2.”

The singer explained to the devastated fans that she had done everything she could to make sure that the spectacle could continue, but her efforts proved to be futile.

She explained: “Last week, I sent my team to the arena to make sure that we could not do anything to make it happen, but it was obvious when they arrived that the place was not ready or safe to receive my show or an audience.”

“I would like to be able to solve this problem, but it’s out of my will,” PERRY told fans, before adding that she “will create something special for Guadalajara fans in the future”.

Perry will embark on a series of dates across North America to support his seventh studio album, “143.” However, according to official cards of seats on Ticketmaster, it faces a lack of sales, with rows of seats still available in several sites.

“There were already concerns about bad ticket sales even before Blue Origin,” said a source Daily mail. “They were quite dismal. Katy really believed that her tour would take off like Taylor’s.”

“Some superiors to Live Nation were skeptical from the start. There are discussions on what to do if the sites are not filled more,” added the initiate.

The initiates said that she hoped to imitate the ERA World Tour of Taylor Swift, but her recent series of controversies may have affected such a ambition.

The nominated in Grammys, however, recorded encouraging ticket sales in certain places, including its next shows in Chicago, Illinois, May 12 and several dates outside the United States.

Dates in the dates in Canada Edmonton, Montreal and Toronto at the end of July and early August, blocks of seats were reserved, when it had to add additional dates in Europe and Australia due to high demand.

Perry was criticized for having been part of Jeff Bezos’ entirely feminine space flight while Internet users have called the mission’s cost and environmental impact.