Tocadéo is a Canadian male vocal quartet renowned for their rich harmonies and charismatic performances that traverse the landscapes of pop, classical, and traditional chansons. Consisting of tenors Dany Laliberté and Patrick Olafson, baritone René Lajoie, and bass Bernard Harvey, the group hails from Quebec and has been delighting audiences since their formation in 2008. The members of Tocadéo met through their shared passion for music and quickly realized the unique chemistry they had as a collective vocal ensemble.

Their discography reflects a commitment to both original material and thoughtful interpretations of classic songs, often infusing them with a fresh and vibrant energy. Notable releases such as "Chansons pour durer toujours," "Si fragile," and the holiday-themed "Noël" showcase their ability to tap into the emotional depth of a song while still delivering technically impressive performances. With a loyal fan base and a reputation for engaging live concerts, Tocadéo has become a prominent name in the Francophone music scene, as demonstrated by albums like "Au nom des hommes" which speaks to both their musical versatility and their depth of expression.