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This research article arises from the research called “Social Representations of Adolescents that belong to the Soccer Bars in Tunja towards their Collectivity”, whose objective is to determine the social representations that these subjects have in front of their fans. The methodology is qualitative, which is based on the historical-hermeneutical approach and by qualitative case studies. The sample for the present study was made up of 15 adolescents from 11 to 18 years of age, linked to the fans of Aguante Sur Patriotas, La Mancha Ajedrezada, Desquicio Millonario, Los del Sur, Baron Rojo Sur, Scarlet Passion and Artillery Verde Sur. The information collection strategy was based on the application of semi-structured interviews. The analysis of results was carried out from the categorial system, which allowed us to see that the beliefs of young people towards the groups are strengthened through experiences and socialization processes, which lead to the establishment of axioms and purposes that contribute to the strengthening of identity, through individual and group level, through the use of symbolic elements that, in some cases, are factors that potentiate benefits in the subjects and in others are a means that generate psychosocial difficulties that alter the adolescent’s life cycle.

Representaciones Sociales de Adolescentes pertenecientes a las Barras Futbolísticas de Tunja hacia su Colectividad