Club Voleibol Guaguas Las Palmas is one of the most celebrated and successful clubs in Spanish volleyball, a dominant force in the SuperLiga based in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. The team plays in the iconic Gran Canaria Arena, wearing their famous blue and yellow colors. Founded in 1970, the club's name "Guaguas" is the Canarian term for buses, originating from the team's early sponsorship by a local transport company. Guaguas has enjoyed several glorious eras, most notably in the late 1990s and throughout the 2010s, where they amassed numerous SuperLiga titles, Copa del Rey trophies, and Supercopa de España victories. Their teams have been filled with Spanish internationals and world-class imports, playing an attractive, powerful brand of volleyball. In the modern era, they remain the standard-bearer for Spanish club volleyball, consistently challenging for every domestic honor and making regular appearances in the CEV Champions League. The current squad is typically star-studded, featuring top talents from around the globe. The fan support is massive and fervent, turning the arena into a sea of blue and yellow, known as one of the best atmospheres in Europe. Guaguas is more than a club; it is an institution and a powerhouse of Iberian volleyball.