Club Atlético Talleres, commonly known as Talleres de Córdoba, is a major Argentine football institution from the city of Córdoba, competing in the Argentine Primera División. The club plays its home matches at the iconic Estadio Mario Alberto Kempes. Founded in 1913, Talleres' colors are blue and white. The club's name, meaning "Workshops," originates from its founding by railway workers. Talleres has a passionate history, with a key era in the late 1990s and early 2000s when they performed strongly in the Copa Libertadores and produced talents like Juan Román Riquelme early in his career. The modern era has seen a resurgence, with Talleres establishing itself as a top-half Primera División contender and regular participant in international cups, led by a solid squad and ambitious management. The fan base, known as "La T," is famously fervent, creating one of the most intimidating atmospheres in Argentina. Talleres stands as a powerhouse of the interior, constantly challenging the Buenos Aires elite.