Today’s Ephemeris: What Happened on March 9 | Acts …

In ephemeris of March 9 These events that happened on a day like today in Argentina and around the world stand out.

● 1941. Birth of Antonio Gasalla. He studied drama and attracted attention with the 1970s café-concert shows with Edda Díaz and Carlos Perciavalle. He jumped into popular consideration with his Mama Cora from Waiting for the cart. He has run sketching programs with figures like Soledad or the public servant. He was also a theatrical record with the play Have more respect for your mother.

● 1944. Pedro Pablo Ramírez, de facto president of the dictatorship born in 1943. His internal disputes with the GOU army accelerated the fall. The lodge was dissolved to force his resignation. As Ramírez ruled on behalf of the GOU, its dissolution determined that he had no support. In his place, Edelmiro Farrell took over.

● 1974. In Madrid, was born one of the most popular Spanish singer-songwriters of recent decades: Ismael Serrano. Caught in blue It was his first album, in 1997. Since then, he has released more than ten albums. He usually comes to Argentina and has written three books: Now this life, Conversations Yes The wind takes me. He supported causes such as those of Zapatism in Mexico and the Cuban revolution.

● 1994. Charles Bukowski dies at the age of 73. The American writer had come to the United States with his family from Germany in 1923. An emblem of dirty realism, he was the author of novels such as Postman, factotum, Women Yes The loser’s path, as well as books of stories, poetry and essays.

● 1995. Paco Jamandreu dies at the age of 75. He was the fashion designer of Eva Perón and one of the most famous designers of his time. He has collaborated on the costumes for many films. In 1975, he published his memoirs, Head down, a brutal account of what it meant to be homosexual in a macho society. He also published Avoid outside the balcony, about his relationship with Juan Perón’s wife.