The Spain national basketball team, known as "La Familia," is a global powerhouse based in Madrid and competes as a sovereign nation in FIBA tournaments. The team's full name is the Spanish Basketball Federation national team, representing the country with pride. Founded under the federation's umbrella, the team plays its major home games at venues like the WiZink Center in Madrid. The iconic red and yellow colors are worn by some of the sport's greatest talents. The team's modern golden era began in the 2000s, led by legends like Pau Gasol, Juan Carlos Navarro, and later Ricky Rubio. This generation captured the FIBA Basketball World Cup in 2006 and 2019, along with multiple EuroBasket titles and Olympic medals, including silver in 2008 and 2012. The current era, transitioning to a new core featuring players like Willy Hernangómez and Usman Garuba, remains highly competitive, consistently reaching the latter stages of major tournaments. The team culture is defined by a passionate, nationwide fan base that celebrates a style of play built on skillful passing, defensive intensity, and unwavering team cohesion. Spain continues to be a benchmark for excellence in international basketball.