Tetseo Sisters, the songsters, and siblings from Nagaland are Mercy, Kuvelu, Azi, and Alune. They have spent their young lives in promoting the nearly forgotten music of the Chakhesang Naga tribe that they inherited. They like to call themselves storytellers. Adorned in the traditional Naga garb, these cultural ambassadors of the North-East have been widely received and appreciated. They have appeared on countless stages, their audience ranging from school children in Delhi to head of states and music lovers around the country; and have represented the country at events in the UK, USA, and Southeast Asia. Their songs are simple, focusing on vocal harmonies rich in tones and nuances culminating in a startling perfection of rhymes and rhythm. Often accompanied by the single-stringed Tati and a guitar-toting brother, the sisters delight with a fresh new
experience. Li or the songs of the people as presented by the Tetseo Sisters is a celebration of the unique Naga culture and traditions presented in a way it has been rarely portrayed – timeless and yet contemporary.