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Infierno Pacense in 30 seconds
Infierno Pacense was an ultra group of CD Badajoz that, according to its own blog, was born in 1996 at the old Vivero on the initiative of two former members of Hordas Pacenses. It declared itself twinned with Brigadas Charras, of UD Salamanca, and around 2005 shared a stand with the Curva 1905. On 3 August 2012 it announced its dissolution after the club ceased to exist. All the sources found come from the ultra scene, not from independent press.
- Club
- CD Badajoz
- City
- Badajoz
- Stadium
- Nuevo Vivero
- Stand
- Fondo Poniente of the old Vivero, according to the group's own account
- Founded
- 1996
Documented history
Infierno Pacense: origin in 1996 and the 2012 announcement of its closure
Infierno Pacense was an ultra group of the former CD Badajoz. According to the group's own blog, it was born in 1996 and announced its dissolution on 3 August 2012. The account comes from the blogs of Infierno Pacense, Brigadas Charras and Ultras CDB, with no corroboration from independent press among the sources cited.
1996: the start at the old Vivero
The group's blog, with entries from November 2009, attributes the initiative to two former members of Hordas Pacenses, joined by young people with no background in earlier groups. It places the first matches in a curve of the Fondo Poniente of the old Vivero. These are details from the group's own account; no independent source found confirms them.
See this section's source ↗Écija, the first banner and modest tifos
According to the same blog, the first trip to Écija brought together 35 members. They then made their first banner and tifos of confetti and balloons, limited by the small budget.
See this section's source ↗Sections and the Curva 1905
In 2009 the blog lists three sections (Estación, Borrachos 96 and Zafra) and puts at 60 or 70 people the total of the group and the Curva 1905, with which it shared a stand, material and tifos. In a February 2010 interview published by Brigadas Charras, a member placed around 2005 the moment when the groups came together behind one banner, each with its own identity, and mentioned the fanzine «Poder Blanquinegro».
See this section's source ↗Friendships and enmities according to the group
The group's blog (2009) states that it had been friends with Brigadas Charras since the 1996/97 season and that the two were twinned. It also names Frente Onuba and Área Blanquiazul as friends, and Legiones Sur, Escuadrón Verdiblanco, Frente Cerrete and Frente Atlético as enemies. This is self-attribution; no independent confirmation or the other groups' point of view has been found.
See this section's source ↗The Estación section
In an interview published in December 2009 by Ultras CDB, the Estación section said it had always been «very political», although the atmosphere in the stand was changing, and mentioned friction with the Curva 1905 for that reason. It is the section speaking, not the whole group.
See this section's source ↗August 2012: announcement of dissolution
The statement «Hasta Siempre Hermanos...», reproduced on Ultras CDB on 3 August 2012, announces the group's dissolution, ties the decision to the disappearance of the club it had followed since 1996 and thanks its members for taking part. It is an announcement by the group itself.
See this section's source ↗Ideology and identity · Infierno Pacense
Infierno Pacense did not define itself with a political label in the sources found, all of them from the ultra scene. Its blog (2009) lists among its enemies «all the groups that renounce Spain». In an interview published by Brigadas Charras (2010), a member said he did not believe there was a single apolitical person in Spain, and the Estación section declared in 2009 that «we have always been very political». These are members' opinions, not an official position of the group.
Source of this description ↗Frequently asked questions
Getting to know Infierno Pacense
Which team was Infierno Pacense linked to?
CD Badajoz, which ceased to exist in 2012. The group cheered at the Vivero in Badajoz.
When was Infierno Pacense founded?
In 1996, according to the group's own blog. That year refers to the supporters' group, not to the founding of the club.
What was Infierno Pacense's ideology?
No source found attributes a label of its own to it. Its blog (2009) named as enemies the groups «that renounce Spain», and a member said in 2010 that politics is present in the stand; these are sources from the ultra scene.
Where did Infierno Pacense stand in the stadium?
In a curve of the Fondo Poniente of the old Vivero, according to the group's own account; it is a historical location, not a current one.
Who was Infierno Pacense twinned with?
With Brigadas Charras, of UD Salamanca, since the 1996/97 season according to the group's blog. It is a statement from the ultra scene itself.
Who were Infierno Pacense's rivals?
According to its blog (2009): Legiones Sur, Escuadrón Verdiblanco, Frente Cerrete and Frente Atlético. It is self-attribution without independent confirmation.
What was the Curva 1905?
A common banner with which, around 2005, the group shared a stand, material and tifos with other CD Badajoz collectives, according to a member interviewed in 2010.
Is Infierno Pacense still active?
No. It announced its dissolution on 3 August 2012, after the disappearance of CD Badajoz.
What did Infierno Pacense announce in August 2012?
The dissolution of the group, according to the statement reproduced on Ultras CDB on 3 August 2012.
Sources
The documents behind this history
Each source keeps its date and scope. Titles appear in their original language. An insider account, an announcement and an official decision document different facts.
- infierno-pacense1996 ↗
Infierno Pacense · the group's own blog · 11 November 2009
Own account: origin, first trips, sections, Curva 1905, friendships and enmities. Source from the ultra scene.
- Entrevista a la secc. Estacion de Infierno Pacense ↗
Ultras CDB · CD Badajoz fans' blog · 3 December 2009
Statements by the Estación section on politics and internal friction. Source from the ultra scene.
- ENTREVISTA A INFIERNO PACENSE. ↗
Brigadas Charras Ultras 1993 · blog of another ultra group · 5 February 2010
Anonymous interview with a member: Curva 1905, fanzine and opinions on politics. Source from the ultra scene.
- Hasta Siempre Hermanos... ↗
Ultras CDB · statement by Infierno Pacense · 3 August 2012
Announcement of the group's dissolution. Source from the ultra scene.
Documentary review: 18 October 2026. English edition: 21 October 2026. Editorial team: Mundo Ultras.
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