Μεγαλώνοντας, συνηθίζουμε να μετράμε τις επιτυχίες. Τον πρώτο καλό βαθμό. Το πρώτο μετάλλιο. Το πρώτο γκολ. Την πρώτη φορά που ένα παιδί κάνει ποδήλατο χωρίς βοηθητικές ρόδες.
Thousands of spectators gathered in Tarragona, Spain, as Casteller groups showcased the centuries-old Catalan tradition of building towering human structures. Teams worked together with remarkable balance, coordination and trust to form multi-level human towers, drawing cheers from the crowd during the spectacular cultural event. #Tarragona #Spain #Castellers #HumanTowers #Catalonia #SpanishCulture
— The Daily Jagran (@TheDailyJagran) October 5, 2026
🔴 The Tarraco Arena in Tarragona, Spain, hosted thousands for the 30th edition of the world's largest human tower competition, featuring 12 leading Catalan tower-building groups. Track cultural events like the human tower competition with https://t.co/9KiQjWhA1g, ensuring you never miss significant local happenings. https://t.co/4FCwCdcGIc
— Open Source Intelligence (@osint42) October 5, 2026
Στους αγώνες μπορούν να συμμετέχουν ομάδες που αριθμούν ακόμη και 500 άνδρες, γυναίκες και παιδιά, με στόχο να σχηματίσουν τον ψηλότερο και πιο σύνθετο πύργο. Σε ορισμένες περιπτώσεις τα «castells» φτάνουν ακόμη και τα δέκα επίπεδα, ξεπερνώντας σε ύψος τα 12 μέτρα.Migliaia di persone hanno riempito la Tarraco Arena di Tarragona per la più grande competizione al mondo di torri umane, giunta alla 30ª edizione. Dodici gruppi catalani hanno formato strutture composte da decine di persone, tra applausi e momenti di tensione quando alcune torri sono crollate. I bambini raggiungono tradizionalmente la cima per completare le costruzioni. I “castells” sono stati inseriti nel patrimonio culturale immateriale dell'Unesco nel 2010.
— Sky tg24 (@SkyTG24) October 5, 2026