In the high-stakes world of international polo, there are moments that define players and teams forever.
La Natividad, that moment came in 2019, at the prestigious Gold Cup in England. A young and fearless team, with a fresh spirit and deep Argentine roots, took the field against some of the world’s best, determined to carve their name into history.
At the heart of it all was Camilo “Jeta” Castagnola.
2019 was a breakthrough year for Jeta — a year where talent, discipline, and courage converged. Only 16 years old at the time, he played with a maturity beyond his years, commanding the field with elegance and fire. The final match was tense and fiercely competitive, stretching into overtime, where every pass, every second, carried enormous pressure.
And then, in a flash of genius and precision, Jeta scored the golden goal.
La Natividad had done it, not just winning a title, but announcing to the world that a new generation had arrived. A generation that honored its family roots and traditions while bringing a bold new energy to the sport.
For many fans and insiders, that victory marked the moment Jeta truly shone on the world stage, signaling the arrival of one of the greatest talents of his generation. It wasn’t just a personal triumph; it was a triumph for La Natividad, for Argentine polo, and for a dream that started many years before with the Castagnola family’s passion for the game.
Today, we look back at that unforgettable afternoon not just with pride, but with deep emotion. It reminds us of everything La Natividad stands for: courage, skill, family, and the relentless pursuit of excellence.
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We’re sharing exclusive throwback footage 👉 on our Instagram, watching the energy, the unity, and that winning goal that still gives us goosebumps
Victory is a moment. Legacy is forever.
