Fiskales Ad-Hok is a Chilean punk rock band known for their raw energy, biting political commentary, and unapologetically confrontational attitude. Formed in the mid-1980s during the waning years of the Pinochet dictatorship, their music became a form of protest against the social and political issues of the time. The band's name itself is a play on words, implying a kind of makeshift or spontaneous legal authority, reflecting their approach to music and social issues: direct, unfiltered, and with a sense of urgent improvisation.

Through their career, Fiskales Ad-Hok has maintained a reputation for powerful live performances and a prolific recording schedule, as evinced by their extensive discography. Their most recent releases, such as "Vienen por el Agua," and "El Flagelo," continue to showcase the band's ability to evolve while staying true to their punk roots. The gritty energy of tracks like "Un Palo Sin Bandera" and "El Canto" perpetuates the relentless spirit that has defined the band for over three decades. Albums like "12" and "Lindo Momento Frente al Caos" further encapsulate the band’s relentless drive and ability to capture the zeitgeist of Chile's societal challenges. By blending potent lyrics with a raw punk sound, Fiskales Ad-Hok has secured their position as one of Latin America's most enduring and influential punk bands.