Biris Norte
Biris Norte, Sevilla's ultra group since 1975: its origin as Peña Biri-Biri, the 1995 split, its left-wing ideology, Gol Norte, tifos and the 50th anniversary.
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The stories behind Spain's stands
Fifteen ultra groups from Spanish football, across Spain, from Andalusia and Madrid to Catalonia, Galicia, Asturias, Aragon, Valencia and the Basque Country. Origins, banners, conflicts and changes, told with dates and sources you can check.
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Fifteen groups, fifteen paths
A historic name, a stand and a club's whole support are not the same thing. Each profile separates accounts from the groups themselves, announcements and official documents.
Bukaneros
Bukaneros, Rayo Vallecano's group since 1992: origin and name, anti-fascist ideology, twinning with Brigadas Amarillas, documented rivalries and the 2026 protests.
Read the history →Boixos Nois
Boixos Nois, FC Barcelona's ultra group since 1981: Gol Nord at the Camp Nou, ideological evolution, the death in 1991, the 2003–2004 expulsion and its situation since.
Read the history →Ultra Sur
Ultras Sur, Real Madrid's ultra group since 1980: origin in the Las Banderas peña, the Bernabéu's Fondo Sur, twinning with Brigadas Blanquiazules, the 2014 ban, the 2019 listing and the situation in 2024.
Read the history →Frente Atlético
Frente Atlético, Atlético de Madrid's ultra group since 1982: forerunners in the Fondo Sur peña, stand culture, attributed ideology, rivalries, withdrawal as an official peña in 2014 and the situation in 2024.
Read the history →Riazor Blues
Riazor Blues, Deportivo's ultra group since 1987: origin against Celta, the meaning of the name, left-wing ideology, Riazor's stands, twinning with Bukaneros and the situation in 2025.
Read the history →Symmachiarii
Symmachiarii, Real Oviedo's ultra group since 1994: declared apoliticism, rivalry with Sporting, the Fondo Norte 1926 stand, the 2024 tifos and the situation in 2025.
Read the history →Frente Bokerón
Frente Bokerón, Málaga's ultra group since 1986: history, attributed ideology, rivalry with Riazor Blues, Fondo Sur 1904 and the 40th anniversary in 2026.
Read the history →Ultras Levante
Ultras Levante, a Levante UD supporters' group since 1985: origin in El Cabañal, Gol Alboraya, the Gent Granota fanzine, the animation stand, attributed ideology and episodes in 2022 and 2026.
Read the history →Supporters Gol Sur
Supporters Gol Sur, Real Betis's ultra group since 1986: Gol Sur at the Villamarín, the «Supporters 86» flags, attributed ideology, conflict with United Family and its location at La Cartuja (2025).
Read the history →Ultra Boys
Ultra Boys, Real Sporting's ultra group since 1981: origin as Hinchada Fondo Sur, Gol Sur at El Molinón, the centenary match, attributed ideology, rivalries and the 2026 protest.
Read the history →Ultras Yomus
Ultras Yomus, Valencia CF's ultra group since 1983: the meaning of the name, the standing terrace, Curva Nord, the dissolution announced in 2013, the expulsion from Mestalla in 2019 and the club's rejection in 2021.
Read the history →Indar Gorri
Indar Gorri, Osasuna's animation group since 1987: the meaning of the name, Graderío Sur at El Sadar, attributed ideology, the 2016–2025 court cases and the 2026 protests.
Read the history →Ligallo Fondo Norte
Ligallo Fondo Norte, Real Zaragoza's ultra group since 1986: origin at La Romareda, stand culture, attributed ideology, rivalries with Indar Gorri and Alcorazados, and the arrests of June 2026.
Read the history →Herri Norte Taldea
Herri Norte Taldea, Athletic Club's ultra group since 1981: origin as Herri Norte Boys, the Fondo Norte at San Mamés, attributed abertzale ideology, the 2018 list, Rome 2024 and its expulsion from the stadium according to the club.
Read the history →Brigadas Amarillas
Brigadas Amarillas, Cádiz CF's ultra group since 1982: its origin in Frente Cádiz, a name inspired by Verona, left-wing ideology, friendship with Bukaneros, the Cádiz Joven award and its situation in 2025.
Read the history →Juventudes Verdiblancas
Juventudes Verdiblancas, Racing de Santander's supporters' group since 1986: its origin at the Salesianos school, La Gradona de los Malditos, the Fondo Norte of El Sardinero, the rivalry with Iraultza and its situation in 2026.
Read the history →Celtarras
Celtarras, RC Celta's supporters' group between 1987 and 2019: its origin in Gol, the move to Marcador, Galician and anti-fascist identity, twinning with Herri Norte, rivalries and dissolution.
Read the history →Eskapulats
Eskapulats, CE Europa's supporters' group since 2013: precedents since 1979, the Gol Sud of the Nou Sardenya, attributed ideology, the derby with Desperdicis and its situation in 2026.
Read the history →La Curva
La Curva, RCD Espanyol's supporters' group since 2002: the break with the club over La 1900 in 2016, the Grada Canito with the Juvenil, attributed ideology, documented incidents and charity collections.
Read the history →Desperdicis
Desperdicis, UE Sant Andreu's supporters' group since 2007: the Gol Nord of the Narcís Sala, precedents since 1986, anti-fascist ideology, the 2019 ruling, the Sindicat del Tifo Organizat and the derby with Europa.
Read the history →Brigadas Blanquiazules
Brigadas Blanquiazules, RCD Espanyol's ultra group since 1985: the Gol Sud of Sarrià, Irreductibles, the rivalry with Boixos Nois, friendship with Ultras Sur, expulsion by the club and a residual presence in 2023–2024.
Read the history →Orgullo Cazurro
Orgullo Cazurro, supporters' group of Cultural y Deportiva Leonesa: the Fondo Sur of the Reino de León, the meaning of the name, the 2023 separation, the 2025 animation strikes, tifos and its situation in 2026.
Read the history →Komando Violeta
Komando Violeta, a Real Valladolid animation supporters' group founded in 2005 and based in the José Zorrilla north stand: Fondo Norte 1928, the Miguel Delibes tifo, its twentieth anniversary and an allegation by an antifascist coordinating body.
Read the history →Ghetto 28
Ghetto 28, the CD Leganés ultra group founded in 2009: blog and fanzine, the Fondo Norte at Butarque, the investigation into the 2023 Soria attacks and the escort in Bilbao in January 2025.
Read the history →Comandos Azules
Comandos Azules, the Getafe CF ultra group founded on 8 May 1994: Las Margaritas, the south stand at the Coliseum, the Copa finals of 2007 and 2008, the rivalry with the Leganés ultras and the incidents of March 2026.
Read the history →Jove Elx
Jove Elx, the Elche CF ultra group born in 1982 and based in the Fondo Sur of the Martínez Valero: clashes in 2010 and 2011, the club's restrictions, the Fondo Sur 1923 stand, the Antiviolencia commission and attributed ideology.
Read the history →Frente Orellut
Frente Orellut, a CD Castellón ultra group born in 1987 at Castalia: heir to Ultra Torre, the Fondo 1922 association in Gol Sur Bajo, the meaning of «orellut», incidents and attributed ideology.
Read the history →Brigadas Blanquiverdes
Brigadas Blanquiverdes, the Córdoba CF ultra animation group created in 1993: the Fondo Sur at El Arcángel, the animation stand it has led since 2024, LaLiga reports on chants and the March 2026 protest.
Read the history →Frente Onuba
Frente Onuba, the Recreativo de Huelva ultra group founded on 23 December 1983: the merger with Forza Recre, the Hordas recreativista fanzine, solidarity campaigns, the Nuevo Colombino and clashes with other clubs' ultras.
Read the history →Ultra Naciente
Ultra Naciente, the UD Las Palmas animation group born in 1985 in the Naciente stand of the Estadio Insular: protests in 2015, 2019 and 2025, the Canary derby, the stadium redevelopment and the May 2026 Antiviolencia proposal.
Read the history →Curva Sur
Curva Sur, the Hércules CF animation group in Alicante formed in 2008: from the Fondo Sur to the Fondo Norte, the 2018 fight with Castellón ultras, the 2025 clash with Frente Onuba and the 2026 break with the club and return.
Read the history →Frente Blanquiazul
Frente Blanquiazul, the most visible CD Tenerife animation group, founded in 1986: the Popular Baja stand at the Heliodoro, tifos, the rivalry with Ultra Naciente, the seven-green-stars flag and the 2019 protests.
Read the history →Grada Joven Almería
Grada Joven, UD Almería's animation group since 10 June 2009: the 2013 Premio Ideal, its location in Preferencia and the Fondo Norte, the 2017 season tickets, the stadium renovation and the 2026 march.
Read the history →Orgullo Lagarto
Orgullo Lagarto, Real Jaén's animation group since July 2006: origin as Frente Orgullo Lagarto, the Fondo Sur of La Victoria, tifos, the 2015 statement and the 2025 brawl with 15 arrests.
Read the history →Hooligans Vallès
Hooligans Vallès, CE Sabadell's ultra group between 1993 and 2011: closing statement, Vilaweb's description of it as a fascist group, the 2025 complaints at the Nova Creu Alta and the 2026 HHSBD statement.
Read the history →Ultras Murcia 1908
Ultras Murcia 1908, Real Murcia's ultra group since 2007: the Granas Sur precedent, the common banner of 2007/08, the Fondo Sur 1908 fanzine, the 2021 police report and the alleged far-right link.
Read the history →Malaka Hinchas
Malaka Hinchas, Málaga CF's animation group since 2001: origin in the La Rosaleda curve, Fondo Sur 1904, the 2018 Anti-Violence Commission list, a self-definition without political ties and the 25th anniversary in 2026.
Read the history →Brigadas Charras
Brigadas Charras, UD Salamanca's ultra group from 1993: the Fondo Sur of the Helmántico, the 2012 statement, the twentieth anniversary, the refusal of a refoundation and the club's disappearance in June 2013.
Read the history →Sección Kolokón
Sección Kolokón, Granada CF's animation group since 2005: the origin of the name, the Fondo Sur of the Nuevo Los Cármenes, declared apolitical stance, and friendships and enmities as of 2014.
Read the history →Cornehools
Cornehools, a supporters' group of UE Cornellà formed in 2012: the ideology attributed by Flashscore in 2026, the 2024 sponsor protest, Riera Viva and the first match after Messi's purchase.
Read the history →Iraultza 1921
Iraultza 1921, Deportivo Alavés's animation association constituted in 2012: the Arabako Garrasia stand, the 2017-18 Anti-Violence list, the Mendizorrotza murals, the 2026 scarves and the pitch walk-off of May 2026.
Read the history →Villarreal Fans
Villarreal Fans, Villarreal CF's animation supporters' club: its role in the La Cerámica stand, women's section, the 2022 banner, the protest against the Miami match, the 2025 animation strike and the 2026 pre-matches.
Read the history →Curva Rommel
Curva Rommel, a supporters' club of Albacete Balompié formed in May 1998 in tribute to Rommel Fernández: Gol Sur at the Carlos Belmonte, the meaning of the name, away trips, the 6 May memorial and twinnings.
Read the history →Frente Rojillo
Frente Rojillo, an official CD Numancia peña founded in 1997: the Fondo Sur of Los Pajaritos, the songbook published by the club, supporters' trips up to October 2026 and support for the board in May 2026.
Read the history →Resaca Castellana
Resaca Castellana, a Burgos CF supporters' group born in 1997: a Castilian and antifascist peña according to its 2013 interview, its activities, the brawl before the 2022 Burgos–Zaragoza match and its unofficial status at the club in 2024.
Read the history →Juvenil 1991
Juvenil 1991, an animation peña of RCD Espanyol: 25 years of support in 2016, joining and leaving La 1900, the 2017-2018 seating dispute, the Girona protest (2024) and the 35th anniversary in 2026.
Read the history →Alcorazados
Alcorazados, SD Huesca's animation group since 2009: «politics out of the stands», the season-ticket campaign (2010-2015), the 2023 statement, the new Hijos del Altoaragón stand and the rivalry with Ligallo.
Read the history →RSF Firm
RSF Firm, a Real Sociedad ultra group: successor to the Peña Mujika according to El Español, abertzale and far-left ideology attributed by the press, the Rome attack (2025) and Seville (2026).
Read the history →Supporters Mallorca 1999
The cessation of its support announced in 2014, its inclusion on an administrative list in 2023 and a proposed fine on the club in February 2026.
Read the history →Orgull Grana 1886
The 2011 trip to Girona, the peña's tenth anniversary and its place in Nàstic's 2026 programme.
Read the history →Infierno Pacense
The Vivero, the first away trips and the statement that ended a sixteen-year stage tied to the old CD Badajoz.
Read the history →Infierno Azulillo
The origin associated with 2003, an interview preserved from 2011, the 2022 statement and the memory of Fran Carles's farewell at Linarejos.
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