ParPa

ParPa is a professional baseball team based in Barranquilla, Colombia. The team competes in the Colombian Professional Baseball Series, the top-level baseball league in the country. They were established in 1963 and have been a fixture in the league for over five decades.

ParPa has a rich history in the league, with numerous titles and championships won over the years. The team has a strong following in Barranquilla, with a loyal fan base that supports the team at their home stadium, Estadio Moisés Cotera.

ParPa has a strong reputation for producing talented players who go on to compete at the highest levels. Many of the team's players have gone on to play for the Colombian national team, representing the country in international competitions.

In recent years, ParPa has invested heavily in developing its youth academy, providing training and development opportunities for young baseball players from the region. This has helped the team to identify and nurture talented players who can make a significant contribution to the first team.

ParPa has a dedicated fan base, known as Los Rangers, who provide support and encouragement for the team during home games. The team's colors are red and white, and the team's uniforms feature a distinctive logo on their caps.

ParPa's home stadium, Estadio Moisés Cotera, has undergone several renovation projects to improve the playing surface and provide a better experience for fans. The stadium has a seating capacity of over 8,000 and offers a unique atmosphere for baseball games in Colombia.