Dacachi is a comic author and illustrator focused on design and worldbuilding for narrative projects. From an early age, they found drawing to be their primary means of expression, developing a style characterized by delicate linework, expressive characters, and a strong emotional and psychological depth. Their work explores different forms of visual storytelling, combining comics, illustration, and editorial design to build original universes and characters.
In 2026, they received the Ficómics Career Achievement Award as a Comic Author, in recognition of their career in graphic storytelling, and were selected to receive a Joven Creador con Trayectoria scholarship from FONCA (National Fund for Culture and the Arts) in the Graphic Narrative category.
They currently develop original stories while collaborating with agencies, companies, and publishers on various creative projects. Their most notable works include BOYS of the NIGHT, a dark BL and psychological graphic novel published by Planeta Cómic (Editorial Planeta) in Spain, Mexico, and Chile; the short story Cuántos minutos cabrán en 5 años, included in Planeta Manga magazine; and Miros Urat, a psychological horror comic published in the international magazine MANGA ISSHO.
Their interest in editorial design has led them to independently publish various original works, including CENNET: diario y notas de un continente desconocido and Mermaid Perfumes, a bestiary and art book dedicated to fantasy creatures; Hello! Stranger, a BL erotic comedy; and On the Way to the End, a dreamlike comic about the journey and obstacles encountered in the pursuit of dreams.
They have also created the artwork for the novels La Danza de los Cisnes, by Raiza Revelles and Claudia Ramírez Lomelí, and El inestable mundo de Alroy, by Dara Cabushtak, both published by Penguin Random House. They were also responsible for the artwork for the cinematic animations of the video game RAKUGAKI, developed by Wabisabi Games in collaboration with Gearbox Software.
Their work has been exhibited in galleries in Japan, Portugal, Mexico, and Argentina, and they have collaborated with publishers and creative companies such as Crunchyroll, XP-Pen, STICKII Club, Marvel, Kuretake Art Products, Vograce, Rodin, and Ohuhu, among others.