CA Juventud is a Uruguayan football club, formally known as Club Atlético Juventud, based in the city of Las Piedras. The team competes in the Uruguayan Primera División, the top tier of football in the country. Their home is the Estadio Parque Artigas, a ground steeped in local history. Founded in 1935, the club's name "Juventud" means "Youth," reflecting its community origins. The team, nicknamed "Canarios" for their yellow kits, has a history of being a competitive mid-table side, with their peak achievement being a stunning Uruguayan Primera División championship win in the 2016 season, a fairytale triumph that defied all expectations. In the modern era, the club oscillates between solid top-flight campaigns and relegation battles, but the memory of 2016 fuels their ambition. The fan base is fiercely loyal and local, creating a vibrant, intimate atmosphere on match days in Las Piedras.