Banda Jachís is a Spanish rock group formed in 1997, known for their blend of punk-rock and ska with influences from hardcore punk, blues, rock progresivo, and reggae. The band was founded by Javier Chispes (Javier Ruiz Cerdán), who has also been part of other notable groups such as Maniática, La Furia, Saltimpankis, and Reincidentes. Their music was also characterized by social commentary and optimism. Banda Jachís released their debut album ¿Qué pasa en el mundo? in 1997, followed by Intereses creados in 1999, Observa, más que mira in 2000, and Para tí in 2002. The band's lineup has evolved over the years, with notable members including Javier Chispes, Sergio Pérez, David Tomás, and Javi Belze. In 2012, they released their fifth album Nuevos tiempos, nuevos juegos.
