Envigado 26 seasons: Atlético Huila 22 seasons: Deportivo Pasto 16 seasons: Boyacá Chicó (Bogotá Chicó) 16 seasons: La Equidad 16 seasons: Cortuluá 12 seasons: Real Cartagena 12 seasons: Águilas Doradas (Itagüí Ditaires, Águilas Pereira, Rionegro Águilas) 11 seasons: Patriotas 10 seasons: Alianza Petrolera 9 seasons: Boca Juniors 8 seasons: Sporting 8 seasons: Jaguares 5 seasons: Universidad 4 seasons: Once Deportivo 3 seasons: Huracán 2 seasons: Fortaleza 2 seasons: Uniautónoma 2 seasons: Unicosta 1 season: Deportivo Barranquilla 1 season: Centauros Villavicencio 1 season: Leones 1 season: Libertad 1 season: Oro Negro 1 season: Tigres Trophy The same trophy has been used to commemorate the annual champion since 1948. Made of German silver, weighing roughly 5 kilos and measuring approximately 90 centimeters tall, in its upper part it has the figure of the Winged Victory of Samothrace, which has been used to represent sporting triumph with the passing of history. The original trophy is kept at the headquarters of DIMAYOR and is engraved with all the names of the champion clubs, with the champions being awarded an exact replica. Along with the competition's official trophy, the champions are also awarded an additional trophy handed over by the league's sponsor. Clubs in international competitions Players Appearances Top scorers Champions by seasons The only tournament that was not awarded to a champion occurred in 1989, after the assassination of referee Álvaro Ortega on October 1 in Medellín. All games, post-season games and international representation for the following year were cancelled. Table Source for champions and runners-up by season: RSSSF List of champions Source: RSSSF References External links Dimayor Official Website Colombian Federation FiFa Association Primera A – current season league table, recent results and upcoming fixtures at Soccerway Colombia 1 Sports leagues established in 1948 1948 establishments in Colombia