Festival of Festivals: Fun for All Ages

This Saturday the Festival of Festivals organized by the Los Paisitas Sports Corporation will begin and which will have Babyfútbol as its main course.


If there is something that cannot be missed in January in Medellín es the Festival of Festivals, which as usual will have as its main course the Baby football.

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The ball will roll this Saturday, January 3, in women’s (groups A and B). In the Marte Uno will play Inder Santander and Juveantioquia (8:15 am)while in the Alfonso Galvis, that as a great novelty it will host some games, they will be measured Inder Medellin and Greenland Foundation (8:00 am). Complete programming in lospaisitas.co. Entry to Mars will be with a glass of Colanta Yagur Yogurt plus $6000.

The foreign delegations include: United States, Canada, Panama and Venezuela.

Sports: chess, athletics, basketball, baseball, BMX, bowling, cycling, soccer, indoor soccer, five-a-side soccer, judo, swimming, skating, cheerleading, taekwondo, field tennis, table tennis, archery, volleyball, underwater activities, badminton, fencing, beach volleyball, shuffleboard, gymnastics, karate, weightlifting, beach soccer, handball and wrestling.

Babysoccer at Alfonso Galvis: During the first 3 years of Baby, the ball rolled on the same field that used to receive hammers, bullets and javelins, the Alfonso Garvis athletics stadium, which was equipped with natural grass and has the regulatory measurements for the matches.

Last 4 champions

In men: 2022 – Fátima; 2023 – Envigado; 2024 – Envigado; 2025 – Municipality of Envigado.

In women: 2022 – Nueva Dely Bogotá; 2023 – Cundeportes Funza; 2024 – Cali CP Atlas; 2025 – Intimate Forms.

The dream continues

The Festival, which in 2026 will have as its motto ‘The Dream Continues’, will yield tribute to Gilberto Molina Hernández“vigorous friend of football, of sport in general and of social causes.” In his career, his time as a National delegate stands out.

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James Whitfield

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