The Triplets

The Triplets are an El Kadsreian trio girl group formed in 2018 by Second Beat Records in association with (Now Wildbrain).

Its based on the Canadian animated series Chuck's Choice.

In 2019, two spinoff groups debuted: Triplets F.A.B., a dance-pop outfit, and Ironhide, a boy band.

2017
In 2017, Second Beat Records and teamed up to create the concept of The Triplets after the success of Chuck's Choice in El Kadsre. The decision was made to create a girl group with three singers portraying "real-life" versions of "ensemble darkhorse" characters Nicetherine Nixta, Longley Goodenmeyer, and Nikole Denishlea.

Vicnoran native Sandra Caso (the daughter of Vicnoran film actor Bolarga Caso) took the role of Nicetherine, whilst Jenna Reid took the role of Longley and Jenna Uckermann took the role of Nikole.

2019
The Triplets was live at Northland in El Kadsre City held on September 2, 2019.

2020
In 2020, The Triplets resided in Norway with group of friends during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Members

 * Nicetherine Nixta (born: June 21, 2003) (Sandra Caso)
 * Longley Goodenmeyer (born: September 8, 2003) (Jenna Reid)
 * Nikole Denishlea (born: March 30, 2003) (Jenna Uckermann)

2018

 * Dreams of Our Generation (featuring $iGN@TURE)

2019

 * Dancing in The Clouds
 * (ft. 4 Big Bands)
 * Twins and Triplets (ft. Ironhide)
 * You're Our Queen - released from Scandinavia
 * Turn it Into Love (Kylie Minogue cover)

2020

 * Should Be Lucky
 * Very Well

2021

 * We Don't Care

Album

 * The Triplets (2018) (Canada/El Kadsreian Islands/Europe/Japan/Oceania)
 * The Triplets II (2019)

Television Appearances

 * Unikitty! - Sung the theme song in the Vicnoran.
 * Kira Kira Happy Hirake! Cocotama - Sung the theme song in the English dub.
 * Chuck's Choice - Sung the theme song in the Vicnoran.
 * Magical Doremi Sharp - Sung the international theme song in the Canadian French, Danish, Dutch, English, European French, European Portuguese, European Spanish, Finnish, Flemish, German, Greek, Icelandic, Italian, Norwegian, Swedish, and Vicnoran dub.

Other Appearances

 * English J-Pop vol. 1 (2019) (covering Perfume's "Spring of Life")