Mika Etendue Vocale / Vocal Range : 3 octaves G#2 - C5 - G#5

[@carlosaquino4585]

Tantos años esperando un video del rango vocal de MIKA ¡Gracias! 😍

[@brassattacks2411]

Bflat4 and up are in mix voice (falsetto). If he practiced sirens he could turn them into full-voice notes.

[@irisgobert5893]

je pense que tes recherches pour les notes les plus hautes sont exactes, mais Mika est un baryton, alors ses plus belles notes sont en bas ! Il peu chanter bien plus grave que dans la chanson "step with me" ;)

[@mikafreaksforever8319]

Je suis totalement daccord avec vous
On l'a entendu aller chercher des notes bien plus grave quand il a chanté avec l'orchestre sinfonique.

[@rustyoldboat9508]

He has multiple G2s ("Good Guys", "Kids", "Tiny Love", "We'll Be Coming Back" Live In:Demand 2012), and F#2s ("Cry", "Domani", "Paloma", "Un Soleil Mal Luné", "Your Sympathy")
Also what live performance is that really good F#5 from?

[@robertyeagermusic]

“i want you back”

[@imogensears9326]

What performance is happy ending at 3:18 from?

[@alechardyforreal]

live parc des princes

[@louise_nrt]

Il avoisine plutôt les 4 octaves étant donné l'étendu de ses notes grave:)

[@cdubois9696]

1:32 What is the name of the song? (sorry, but I don't speak English)

[@_hou9062]

touches you

[@cdubois9696]

@@_hou9062 Merci. Thank you.

[@lProjectZerol]

1:32 my favourite

[@cdubois9696]

1:32 What is the name of the song? (sorry, but I don't speak English)

[@Furthermore23]

He sounded a little bit as freddie

[@16-tranvankhanh53]

what is the first song

[@flaviyaaa]

Step with me

[@myupsidedownmood]

2.55-3.12 song?

[@emmymckean6204]

It’s a cover of I Want You Back by Jackson 5

[@flaviyaaa]

Celebrate (if I didn't make a mistake) and grace Kelly

[@bj0rk]

Oh ok so he cant do chest voice belting of 5th octave so he does a head voice ok but why doesn't he has a 3rd octave range

[@remifasol9922]

He has a 3 octaves range, from G#2 to G#5

[@lukefarrell1453]

@@remifasol9922 2 years late but I believe they were asking why you didn’t include any notes from the third octave. Like how you jumped from the second octave to the 4th.

[@vladnikolsky1234]

Isn't G#2-G#5 4 octaves?

[@Lefty7788tinkatolli]

Yup, 5 minus 2 equals 4.

[@moon_and_storms]

G#2-G#3 is an octave, G#3-G#4 is another one, and G#4-G#5 is a third octave.

[@Lefty7788tinkatolli]

@nancy !! do u not know sarcasm

[@bj0rk]

He doesnt have a 3rd octave range wtf?

[@anielad8721]

He has a 4 octave range pretty sure