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Joaquín Bayo Gómez, known artistically as Chimo Bayo (Valencia, 25 October 1961) is a Spanish DJ, musician, producer and television presenter. Considered throughout his musical career as a key figure of Spanish techno of the 1990s, his music was characterized by the use of electronic bases and the use of a repetitive voice in choruses such as «Exta sí, exta no» or «Así me gusta a mí». Chimo Bayo defines himself as World Heritage. He specialized in the bakalao music genre. He lived in Rubielos de Mora (province of Teruel) until he moved to Valencia, where his mother was from. In his youth he was a motocross competition rider, but a spine injury cut his career short. Later, as a disc jockey, he spent ten years mixing electronic music in the 1980s; his musical style ranges from dance to industrial/EBM music, similar to Front 242 or Renegade Sound Wave. His popularity as a DJ began at the Arsenal club in Oliva and El Templo (previously called Paris-Texas) in Cullera. The wardrobe he wore in his performances was always very extravagant: he wore a motocross protection jacket, sunglasses with attached lights, and a cap reading his name or the initials «CCCP», the Russian acronym for the Soviet Union.