The Chakachas were a Belgian-based band active from the late 1950s to the 1970s. Known for their Latin soul sound infused with elements of funk and R&B, the group gained international recognition with their 1970 hit "Jungle Fever." The band's unique style was characterized by an assortment of percussive instruments and the distinctive vocal stylings of lead singer Kari Kenton. Despite their limited discography, The Chakachas made a significant impact in the Latin soul genre.