Lliçà d'Amunt Awards Recognize Four Outstanding Municipal Trajectories

The City Council honors Materials Massagué company, Maria Puig, Club Tennis Ca l’Artigues, and Joan Cladellas 'el Comandant' in the fourth edition of the Licius Awards.

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The fourth edition of the Licius Awards, held on Friday, November 6th, at the Ateneu l’Aliança, recognized four outstanding trajectories from Lliçà d’Amunt: the company Materials Massagué, Maria Puig Mompart, the Club Tennis Ca l’Artigues, and posthumously, Joan Cladellas Cladellas, known as “el Comandant”.

The event, hosted by journalist Clara Armengol with awards presented by Mayor David Morales, began with a performance by singer David O’Malley. During the welcome, reference was made to the new local dessert, the Licius, which attendees had the opportunity to taste.
The award for business went to Materials Massagué, a family business with over 40 years of history in the municipality, recognized for its service in construction, renovation, and repairs, and its personal and professional approach. Brothers Jaume and David Massagué accepted the award, highlighting the business's origins driven by their parents, Josep Massagué and Pepita Barri, and announced their relocation to the industrial estate in 2027.
The award for entity recognized the Club Tennis Ca l’Artigues, with over 40 years of history, founded by a group of neighbors to promote sports and community. The club has expanded its facilities over the years, maintaining a family-friendly and open spirit. Angeles Parralejo and club president Julio Bartolomé expressed their gratitude for the recognition.
Maria Puig Mompart received the award for outstanding individual for her dedication to Lliçà d’Amunt, particularly as the cook at the Escola Bressol de l’Espurna and for her commitment to volunteering, founding the organization Lliçà Peruanitos, and organizing the traditional Christmas stew. Her daughter, Maria Arnó, and Puig herself accepted the award, emphasizing solidarity and generosity.
Posthumously, the award was given to Joan Cladellas Cladellas, known as “el Comandant,” for his entrepreneurial career and involvement in the associative, sports, and cultural life of the town, especially as president of the Ball de Gitanes (traditional dance group). The award was collected by his granddaughters, Júlia and Txell, who recalled his organizational character and generosity.
Mayor David Morales congratulated the awardees, emphasizing the importance of individuals who dedicate time and enthusiasm to the municipality. The ceremony concluded with a performance by David O’Malley. The full gala can be viewed on the municipal YouTube channel.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Lliçà d'Amunt (10/11/2026)