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Castellers de Vilafranca Achieve First Complete 9 de 9 amb Folre at 30th Concurs de Castells

cultural-heritage · 2026-10-07

At the 30th Concurs de Castells in Tarragona, Spain, the Castellers de Vilafranca became the first team ever to both build and successfully dismantle a 9 de 9 amb folre (9d9f), a nine-level human tower with nine people per main level and a reinforced base called a folre. The feat occurred on October 4, prompting cheers and green confetti across the stadium. The team, founded in 1948 and recognizable by their green shirts, secured their 14th victory in the biennial competition. Teams earn points based on tower difficulty and the ability to both construct and dismantle them. The tradition of castells, human towers, has been practiced in Catalonia for over 200 years, originating from the Ball de Valencians folk dance of the 18th century, where participants formed small human structures as a finale. Castells are intergenerational, with people of various ages, sizes, and strengths participating in each colla. The 2026 Concurs de Castells marked a momentous edition, drawing teams from across Spain to compete over the last week.

Key facts

  • Castellers de Vilafranca became the first team to completely build and dismantle a 9 de 9 amb folre (9d9f).
  • The 9d9f tower has nine people per main level, rises nine levels, and includes a reinforced base called a folre.
  • The historic feat took place on October 4 at the 30th Concurs de Castells in Tarragona, Spain.
  • The team, founded in 1948, won their 14th Concurs de Castells title.
  • Castells have been created in Catalonia for over 200 years, originating from the Ball de Valencians dance.
  • The competition is held every two years and teams earn points for difficulty and successful dismantling.
  • The tradition is intergenerational, with participants of many ages, sizes, and strengths in each colla.
  • The 2026 event drew teams from all over Spain to compete over the last week.

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Institutions

  • Castellers de Vilafranca
  • Concurs de Castells
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Locations

  • Catalonia
  • Spain
  • Tarragona
  • Vilafranca

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