SEPTEMBER 19
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Kick Fighter Action Komiks Taon 2 Blg. 86
Tampok sa taklob-pahina ang Biotrog na likhang-isip ni Jojo Ende Jr na iginuhit ni Gilbert Monsanto
(Ang scan ay padala ng isang nagpakilalang Robert Ryan Reyes)
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Setyembre 19 sa Kasaysayan ng Pilipinas
Noong Setyembre 19, 1987, ang founder at Secretary-General ng Bagong Alyansang Makabayan (BAYAN) na si Lean Alejandro ay pinaslang sa harapan ng BAYAN headquarters sa Quezon City. Dalawang araw bago ang pamamaslang, noong Setyembre 17, nagpahayag si Alejandro ng pambansang malawakang demonstrasyon laban sa pasismong lumilitaw di-umano sa rehimeng Cory Aquino
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Nagwagi ng gintong medalya ang bowler na si Arianne Cerdeña noong Setyembre 19, 1988, sa demonstration sport na bowling sa 24th Summer Olympics sa Seoul, South Korea.
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Si Cris Valdez habang tumatanggap ng International Peace Prize Award
mula kay Nobel laureate Desmond Tutu (ang larawan ay mula sa Yahoo News-AFP).
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Ika-19 ng Setyembre, ginawaran ang 13-anyos na si Cris “Kesz” Valdez ng 2012 International Peace Prize Award sa Hague, Netherlands, dahil sa kaniyang mga gawain na pagtulong sa mga kagaya niyang batang lansangan. Ang 1984 Nobel Peace Prize laureate na si Desmond Mpilo Tutu (South Africa) ang nag-abot ng award kay Valdez. Kalakip ng gawad karangalan, pinagkalooban din si Valdez ng 100,000 Euros (katumbas ng humigit-kumulang 130,000 dollars).
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Personalities and celebrities born on September 19:
1829 – Joaquin Pardo de Tavera, lawyer, professor and member of Consejo de Administracion de Ayuntamiento de Manila – in Manila (d. March 19, 1884).
1910 – Arturo M. Tolentino, statesman, constitutionalist, lawmaker, Vice-President and “Father of the Philippine Archipelagic Doctrine,” in Manila (d. August 2, 2004).
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Arturo M. Tolentino
(side-by-side with President Ferdinand E. Marcos)
running for
vice-president as presented in a campaign sticker for the 1986 Snap
Presidential Election.
They won the
election but were unable to sit as president and vice-president.
When President
Marcos was kidnapped to Hawaii by the Americans during the EDSA-I Revolt,
Senator Tolentino
should have replaced him as president being the elected and de jure vice-president,
but his mandate was
robbed from him and he was also summarily deposed.
Many political
historian speculated that Tolentino
would have been one of the best president of the
Philippines had he been given the chance. |
1931 – Raul L.
Locsin, businessman, journalist, editor, publisher – in Silay, Negros
Occidental (d. May 24, 2003).
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Raul L. Locsin
on the cover of PPI (Philippine Press Institute)
Press Forum (July-September 1999). |
1934 – Peping Cojuangco (full name Jose Sumulong Conjuangco Jr), politician and government official – in Manila.
Ang “Inspirasiyon” ni Mars Ravelo
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Ang
nobela ni Mars Ravelo na “Inspirasiyon,”
tampok sa
taklob-pahina ng Tagalog Klasiks
(Setyembre 19, 1953). |
Ang nobelang-komiks na “Inspirasiyon” ni Mars Ravelo ay iginuhit ni Jesse F. Santos para sa mga pahina ng Tagalog Klasiks (1953). Ito ay isinapelikula ng Sampaguita Pictures noon ding 1953 sa ilalim ng direksiyon ni Armando Garces. Tampok sa pelikula ang mga bituing sina Carmen Rosales, Norma Vales, Van de Leon at Katy de la Cruz.
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Kylie Minogue on the
cover of More
(September 19 – October 2, 2001). |
Picture Trivia
The famed Australian singer Kylie
Minogue started out as a child actress in an Australian television soap opera
titled Neighbours. As a singer, her
first song, “Locomotion,” became the “highest-selling single of the decade.”
At the conclusion of the Sydney
Olympics in 2000, Minogue sang the Abba signature song “Dancing Queen” and her
single “On a Night Like This.”
In 2001, Minogue released her eighth
album Fever. It soared to Number One
in Australia, United Kingdom and in many countries in Europe. It reached Number
3 in the U.S. Billboard 200. The album’s lead single, “Can’t Get You Out of My
Head,” reached Number One in more than 40 countries and sold more than five
million copies. It placed seventh in the U.S. Hot 100 chart.
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