The Sulamangalam Sisters, Jayalakshmi and Rajalakshmi, were a renowned Indian vocal duo known for their contributions to Tamil devotional music. They began their musical journey at a young age and established a reputation for their sublime renditions of Tamil devotional songs, Hindu religious hymns, and classical pieces. The sisters were particularly celebrated for their performances of 'Thevaram', 'Thiruvasagam', and 'Thiruppugazh', ancient Tamil hymns that praised the gods Shiva and Muruga.

Throughout their illustrious careers, the Sulamangalam Sisters carved a niche for themselves in the realm of spiritual music, becoming household names in Tamil Nadu and among Tamil-speaking communities worldwide. Their soulful voices and distinct style left an indelible mark on the devotional music scene, as exemplified in their revered albums such as "Aandal Thiruppavai VOL-1", which is a collection of verses sung in praise of the deity Vishnu, and "Abirami Andhathi", inspired by the poet Abirami Bhattar's passionate verses to the goddess Abirami. The sisters' dedication to their art form and their ability to imbue their renditions with devotional fervor have earned them a permanent place in the hearts of their listeners and a respected legacy in South Indian music.

Genres

Carnatic

Carnatic Vocal

Tamil Devotional

Latest Release

Aandal Thiruppavai VOL-1

Sulamangalam Sisters

Album - 10 Tracks - Released December 23, 2020