Gimnasia y Esgrima de Jujuy, commonly known as Gimnasia Jujuy, is a football club from San Salvador de Jujuy, currently competing in the Primera Nacional. The team's home is the Estadio 23 de Agosto, a stadium situated at a breathtaking altitude. Founded in 1931, the club represents the province of Jujuy and wears a distinctive red and blue striped shirt. Gimnasia Jujuy's history is marked by heroic campaigns, most notably their run to the final of the 1994 Copa CONMEBOL, a continental achievement that brought immense pride to northwestern Argentina. The club has had several stints in the top flight, where its high-altitude home ground became a fortress that intimidated visiting teams. In recent years, the club has navigated the second division, aiming for a prompt return to the Primera División. The supporters, known as "El Lobo Jujeño," are fiercely loyal and create a vibrant atmosphere. Gimnasia Jujuy is a symbol of regional identity and footballing passion in Argentina's north.