Castellers de Lleida
The flag-bearer colla of inland Catalonia, wearing burgundy. They lead the casteller scene in the city of Lleida and the western counties. Like other colles castelleres, members train weekly, build human towers (castells) at local festes, and belong to a tightly interdependent pinya, tronc and pom de dalt structure.
Active since 1995; identified by burgundy (bordeus); rooted in Segrià. Member of the modern Catalan castells network that revived and spread the tradition far beyond the historic Valls-Vilafranca core.
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Other human tower teams
The first and oldest colla castellera based in the city of Barcelona, founded in 1969 in El Clot neighborhood. They wear red shirts and are deeply involved in the cultural life of the Clot district.
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Founded in 1993 in the Sants neighborhood, this colla is nicknamed Els Borinots and is recognized by its dark gray shirts. Like other colles castelleres, members train weekly, build human towers (castells) at local festes, and belong to a tightly interdependent pinya, tronc and pom de dalt structure.
The Poble Sec castellers, founded in 1998, wear light blue shirts and represent the working-class Poble Sec neighborhood at the foot of Montjuic.
Founded in 2002, this colla represents the Sagrada Familia neighborhood and is identified by its green shirts. Like other colles castelleres, members train weekly, build human towers (castells) at local festes, and belong to a tightly interdependent pinya, tronc and pom de dalt structure.
Founded in 2010 with a youthful spirit, the Jove de Barcelona wears pomegranate-colored shirts and is based primarily around Sant Andreu. Like other colles castelleres, members train weekly, build human towers (castells) at local festes, and belong to a tightly interdependent pinya, tronc and pom de dalt structure.