A play structure inspired by the Tango ball, the official ball used in the 1978 World Cup, was created as a tribute to the national dance. It is capable of attracting children of all ages, allowing them to move freely, sitting, hanging, climbing, running, hiding, creating more games than we could ever imagine. This family of products aims to break down the barriers of traditional and standard children's play areas and thus expand their imaginations in the forms of play, giving them the freedom to interpret and play without limits. The design of these open spaces provides a sense of movement and dynamism, leaving an avant-garde imprint that differentiates it from the traditional playground.