Tali y Messiah
Tali y Messiah are a vocal duo from Mexico City who started performing together around 2008. They're known for a style that mixes traditional Mexican rhythms...
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Tali y Messiah are a vocal duo from Mexico City who started performing together around 2008. They're known for a style that mixes traditional Mexican rhythms with intricate vocal harmonies, and their song "Las Vocales" became their most recognizable track.
Their debut album "Voces del Alma" came out in 2014, followed by "Resonancia" in 2017. While some listeners have found their vocal approach technically impressive, others have questioned whether it sometimes overshadows the emotional content of their music.
They've worked with artists like Juanes and Carlos Vives, and their performances typically feature Tali handling soprano parts while Messiah provides tenor vocals. Their sound draws from both classical vocal traditions and Mexican folk music.
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