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Tetseo Sisters, the Naga songsters and siblings, Mercy, Alune, and Kuvelu, have spent their young lives promoting the nearly forgotten music of the Chakhesang tribe that they have inherited.

Adorned in the traditional garb of their tribe, these cultural ambassadors of the North-East have been widely received and appreciated. They have appeared on countless stages, their audience ranging from schoolchildren in Delhi to heads of state and music lovers around the country. They have been featured in numerous cultural events and are regulars at music festivals around the country, including the Hornbill Music Festival, Storm Festival, North East Festival, Kalakshetra Foundation, Cultures of Peace series, Folk Nations, and more recently at the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo 2014.

We sing our "Li" in the Chokri dialect of the Chakhesang Naga tribe of Nagaland, and our songs are often accompanied by the age-old Naga one-stringed instrument, the "Tati/Heka Libuh.".

We are trying to keep the tribal Naga tradition of folk singing alive, and in our songs, we tell the stories of our people, their joys and sorrows, hopes and aspirations.

"The Tetseo Sisters are the true cultural ambassadors of the North East with their “Li,” breaking barriers and boundaries. Li is louder than words, and the Tetseo Sisters are already going places, taking it across frontiers." North East Sun

Awards and achievement:

Indihut Best Fusion Act 2015

Native Trax Trailblazer Award 2012 for contribution to the field of music in Nagaland.

• Eastern Panorama Achievers Award 2014 for excellence in music and culture.

• MTS Discover Band NH7 2014

• In June of 2018, Tetseo Sisters received an Achievement Award for their contribution to music in Nagaland, hosted by M-Table Nagaland, at a function called ‘Acclamation Night 2018’ to felicitate Naga individuals who have achieved recognition in the field of music and for their contribution in leading the music industry in the state.

• In August of 2018, Tetseo Sisters received the Governor's Award for Excellence in Music at a special function on the occasion of Indian Independence Day at the Nagaland Raj Bhavan.

Our story- Tetseo Sisters, the Naga songsters and siblings, Mercy, Alune, and Kuvelu, have spent their young lives promoting the nearly forgotten music of the Chakhesang tribe that they have inherited. 

Adorned in the traditional garb of their tribe, these cultural ambassadors of the North-East have been widely received and appreciated. They have appeared on countless stages, their audience ranging from schoolchildren in Delhi to heads of state and music lovers around the country. They have been featured in numerous cultural events and are regulars at Music Festivals around the country including Hornbill Music Festival, Storm Festival, North East Festival, Kalakshetra Foundation, Cultures of Peace series, Folk Nations and more recently at the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo 2014 and Sarang Festival 2016 in South Korea. In August 2018, they received the Governor’s Award for Excellence in Music.

“We sing our "Li" in the Chokri dialect of the Chakhesang Naga tribe of Nagaland, and our songs are often accompanied by the age-old Naga one-stringed instrument, the "Tati/Heka Libuh.". We are trying to keep the tribal Naga tradition of folk singing alive, and in our songs, we tell the stories of our people, their joys and sorrows, hopes and aspirations.” - Tetseo Sisters