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Three Arunachal Sisters Captivate Audiences with Soulful Performance
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 30 Sep 2026, 05:02 PM
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Three sisters from Arunachal Pradesh showcased their vocal talent in a recent performance, winning acclaim from audiences and critics alike.
The trio of sisters from Arunachal Pradesh performed at the annual cultural fest held in the capital city of Itanagar on Thursday, drawing a packed crowd of over 5,000 attendees. Their set, which blended traditional folk melodies with contemporary arrangements, featured songs in both English and the local Apatani dialect. The sisters, aged 18, 21, and 24, had rehearsed for months, refining harmonies that earned them a standing ovation. Critics praised their vocal control and the emotional depth of their delivery, noting that the performance was a highlight of the festival.
The audience reaction was overwhelmingly positive, with many attendees taking to social media to share clips of the performance. Judges from the event’s panel of musicians awarded the trio a special commendation for “Outstanding Vocal Performance.” The sisters expressed gratitude for the support and said they plan to record an EP featuring a mix of traditional and modern tracks.
The event underscores the growing visibility of northeastern artists on national platforms. By bringing their unique cultural heritage to a broader audience, the sisters have sparked interest in Arunachal’s musical traditions. Their success may inspire more young musicians from the region to pursue professional careers in music.
The audience reaction was overwhelmingly positive, with many attendees taking to social media to share clips of the performance. Judges from the event’s panel of musicians awarded the trio a special commendation for “Outstanding Vocal Performance.” The sisters expressed gratitude for the support and said they plan to record an EP featuring a mix of traditional and modern tracks.
The event underscores the growing visibility of northeastern artists on national platforms. By bringing their unique cultural heritage to a broader audience, the sisters have sparked interest in Arunachal’s musical traditions. Their success may inspire more young musicians from the region to pursue professional careers in music.