The anniversaries of this September 6th are preceded by National Public Relations Day, which commemorates the origin of the Argentine Association of PR Professionals through the merger of two previous entities: the Argentine Association of Public Relations and the Argentine Circle of Public Relations Professionals.
The date also commemorates a recent anniversary of the birth of Luis Federico LeloirArgentine physician, biochemist, and pharmacist who received the 1970 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his work on sugar nucleotides.
Closer to the time, that day is the birthday by musician Roger Waters, bassist, singer and composer for the British band Pink Floyd, and the author of a respected solo career.
Music lovers celebrate the birth of on this day Dolores O’Riordanthe singer of the band The Cranberries, who was born on a day like this in 1971 in Ballybricken, Ireland.
National football today also commemorates the birth of Angel Cappa, a historic technical director with a distinguished stint in Huracán and with a past at Racing Club, Gimnasia y Esgrima de la Plata and other clubs.
History also shows that a day like this the first coup d’état in Argentine history took placewhen troops under the command of José Félix Uriburu overthrew President Hipólito Yrigoyen when the radical was governing his second term.
On a day like this in 1928, the construction of Line B of the Buenos Aires metro system, one of the six that serve the state capital, also began.
On the other hand, today the deaths of personalities such as the founder of La Plata, stone arrowby Japanese filmmaker Akira Kurosawa and Italian tenor Luciano Pavarotti.