The captains of Nàstic Genuine, Álvaro Cano and Rubén Almazán, will be the criers of Santa Tecla 2026 in Tarragona

The captains of Nàstic Genuine, Álvaro Cano and Rubén Almazán, will be the heralds of Santa Tecla 2026 in Tarragona. With the honor of leading one of the most emblematic moments of the main festival, they will bring the values of inclusivity and solidarity to the streets of the city.

Álvaro and Rubén not only represent sport or the city, but also a model of overcoming challenges and friendship that has crossed borders.

Who are Álvaro Cano and Rubén Almazán?

What is their track record as captains of Nàstic Genuine?

Since the creation of Nàstic Genuine in 2016, Álvaro and Rubén have been the captains and spokespersons of this pioneering team. Friends since childhood and born in Tarragona in 1985, their bond has been key for the project to become a benchmark for players with intellectual disabilities throughout the country.

How have they influenced sports inclusivity?

Their enthusiasm was the spark that drove LaLiga Genuine, a competition that today brings together thousands of people. They have carried the name of Tarragona to the world, showing that sport is for everyone and that diversity is a strength.

The Santa Tecla 2026 Herald Speech: an event with a message

Why is it important that they are the heralds?

That Álvaro and Rubén are the heralds symbolizes progress in the inclusivity of Tarragona’s festivals. It is a recognition of their careers and the values they represent: equality, solidarity, and personal overcoming.

What impact will their herald speech have on the city?

Mayor Rubén Viñuales has expressed his emotion and highlighted that this year’s herald speech will help to visualize the values that unite all citizens. It will be an emotional moment that will inspire reflection and unite Tarragona during the main festival.

Source of the article: Tarragona City Council