Halcali

Halcali was a Japanese pop, hip-hop, and hip-pop duo formed in 2002, and dissolved in 2013, by Halca and Yucali, in Meguro, Tokyo, Japan. During their time making music together, they have released a total of seven studio albums, including Halcali Bacon, (2003), Ongaku no Susume, (2004), Halcali Mix, (2005), Cyborg Oretachi, (2007), Tokyo Groove, (2010), Tokyo Connection, (2011), and Halcali no Okawari, (2012), and one DVD, which was Halcali DVD (Temporary Title), (2004). They broke up in 2013, after which, Halca has been focusing on fashion and photography, while Yucali received her qualifications as a nutritionist, married in the Spring of 2015, and had her first child in June of 2018. 
In the west they're probably best known for creating songs that were used as opening and ending theme songs for Japanese anime series, such as Marching March, the ending theme song for Pokemon Sunday, Tip Tap Tips, the third ending theme song for the anime series Eureka Seven, Look, the second ending theme song for the anime series Demashita! Powerpuff Girls Z, Lights, Camera, Action!, the opening theme song for the anime series Getsumento Heiki Mina, Tandem, the opening theme song for the anime series Ga-Ra-Ku-Ta: Mr. Stain on Junk Alley, and Long Kiss Goodbye, the seventh ending theme song for the anime series Naruto Shippuden.
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