'Suddenly, your hands are in someone's sweaty armpits and there's a foot in your mouth': The Catalan tradition bringing generations together

From 1 to 4 October 2026, Catalunya Internacional invited four journalists from MIDAS member newspapers to take part in its International Visitors Programme on Catalan Human Towers. One of them was Mathias Ingemann Holm, who wrote the following report for Flensborg Avis, the newspaper of the Danish minority in Germany.

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Eurac Research Blogs
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2026-10-26
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https://doi.org/10.57708/bajlvf9jsr5y40xaj5umxrq
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Cultural Identity and Heritage
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'Suddenly, your hands are in someone's sweaty armpits and there's a foot in your mouth': The Catalan tradition bringing generations together

Mathias Ingemann Holm
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Cultural Identity and Heritage
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'Suddenly, your hands are in someone's sweaty armpits and there's a foot in your mouth': The Catalan tradition bringing generations together

Mathias Ingemann Holm
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From 1 to 4 October 2026, Catalunya Internacional invited four journalists from MIDAS member newspapers to take part in its International Visitors Programme on Catalan Human Towers. One of them was Mathias Ingemann Holm, who wrote the following report for Flensborg Avis, the newspaper of the Danish minority in Germany.

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