Raiché Coutev Sisters

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The Raiché Coutev Sisters were a small female vocal choir that performed exclusively for the soundtracks of Yoko Kanno.

The group was formed by vocalists Gabriela Robin, Akino Arai, Wuyontana, and . They have been featured in the soundtracks for Macross Plus ("A Sai Ën"), Uncharted Waters ("A Siren Song"), and Turn-A Gundam ("Spiral Re-born", "Barbarian").

Ultimately, the "sisters" disbanded in 1999, with Akino Arai and Wuyontana pursuing solo careers, and Koko Komine leaving to sing for Yasunori Mitsuda's works.

External links[]

• Raiché Coutev Sisters discography at MusicBrainz

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