Bob Marley was born on February 6, 1945, in Jamaica. By the time he became famous, he had already written many reggae songs. His music was loved by people all over the world because it talked about peace, love, and justice.

In 1977, Bob Marley was told that he had cancer, but by that time, he had already inspired millions of fans. He did not stop making music and released his famous album Exodus that same year.

Sadly, Bob Marley passed away on May 11, 1981. Even though he is gone, his music has been played for many years and is still loved today. He is remembered as a true legend of music, and by the time he died, he had changed the world of music forever.

The famed Colombian author who captured the hearts of millions with his storytelling. Known for introducing the world to magical realism, García Márquez's work has remained a fundamental part of global literature since his novel, One Hundred Years of Solitude, was published in 1967.

His legacy has not only lasted in books but also in the hearts and minds of those who have discovered his work over the years. Gabriel García Márquez may no longer be with us, but his influence remains, proving that great literature is truly timeless.

He had born on March 13, 1967, in Medellin, he was the most important defender of soccer in Colombia in the 1980's with Atletico Nacional soccer team and Colombian soccer team.

Andres had played in soccer team in his school before He started to play with Atletico Nacional soccer team, as a professional soccer player, He was murdered one month before that he married with him girlfriend.

He had wore the number 2 in his shirt, when he played, his main quality was that he headed the ball very well, He helped to Atletico Nacional soccer team to win the Libertadores cup in 1989.He played the world cup in 1994, where He had scored goal in an own and his team lost the game, He was murdered on July 2, 1994.

At 12 noon on September 21, the bombing began. The order was to bomb the camp that had been located thanks to the intelligence team, and thus they managed to enter with men by land, since they had to clear the area of ​​guerrilla influence; however, upon sensing the presence of the military, the insurgents would have responded to the attack with tatucos (homemade explosives).

“On ​​the ground there were trees 80 meters high and 2 meters in diameter that served as protection for our men. The fighting lasted all night and the boys said that more than 75 improvised devices were launched against them during that time," said the retired general.

The power of the bombs had managed to dislodge part of the mountains, and a fraction of the military had to dig in a certain section of trenches to verify the area, where the body of Mono Jojoy's bodyguard was found, as well as the corpse of a canine, which according to its features would be the dog of the guerrilla commander's partner.

The body was found in a bunker, which had been covered with earth and other elements of nature, reason why the military had dug several meters where they managed to find the terrorist Mono Jojoy.

Although the identification had not been confirmed immediately, the retired general was sure that it was Jojoy and he was in charge of spreading the message to the rest of the leadership and to President Santos himself, who gave the message in New York.

At the age of 30, Jesus began his public ministry after being baptized by John the Baptist in the Jordan River. He had traveled throughout Galilee and Judea, preaching about love, forgiveness and the Kingdom of God. He had performed numerous miracles, such as healing the sick, raising the dead and multiplying the loaves and fishes, which attracted a large following.

Jesus taught using parables, stories with morals that revealed deep spiritual truths. His sermons, such as the Sermon on the Mount, emphasized mercy, humility and justice. His central message was love of God and neighbor.

Jesus was arrested in Jerusalem on charges of blasphemy and sedition. He was tried and crucified under the rule of Pontius Pilate around 30 A.D. He was resurrected on the third day after his crucifixion, an event that is celebrated as Easter and is central to Christianity.

Jesus' life and teachings have had a profound impact on world history and culture. He is considered the Messiah and the Son of God in the Christian faith, and his life and message continue to inspire millions of people around the world.

Throughout his career, Juanes has not only focused on music but has also used his platform to support various social causes, particularly peace and education. For over fifteen years, he has worked tirelessly through his Mi Sangre Foundation, which focuses on helping victims of violence in Colombia and promoting education for disadvantaged youth.

In 2023, his humanitarian work received international recognition. The International Music Foundation evaluated his initiatives and honored him with the Global Music Advocate Award for his commitment to making a difference through art. During his acceptance speech, Juanes expressed his gratitude, stating that the award was a testament to the power of music to create social change and his unwavering determination to continue supporting those in need.

While his music career continues to thrive, his influence on society and dedication to humanitarian causes solidify him as a true icon of music and social advocacy.

Rossi’s talent and charisma had captivated millions of fans worldwide. Throughout his career, he had facedintense rivalries but always maintained his passion for racing. In 2021, Valentino announced his retirement, leaving a lasting legacy in the motorcycling world. His iconic number 46 has been recognized as a symbol of excellence and determination. 

Even after retiring, Rossi has remained involved in motorsports by founding the VR46 Academy, helping young riders develop their potential. His influence on MotoGP will never be forgotten.

The Israeli forces claimed in a statement that Hezbollah has stored billions of dollars in its own name in the branches of the entity, which has been used to buy weapons or pay its members.

"Beirut was in flames," wrote Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz on his X social media account, along with a photograph of an explosion in a building in the Lebanese capital. The minister indicated that Israel had launched attacks on about 15 buildings in Beirut that belonged to the entity.

The army assured that their attacks were aimed at "degrading" the Shiite group and preventing it from regrouping after a month of intense attacks in Lebanon that had left more than a thousand dead.

"We are going to target Hezbollah's economic power," said the army’s chief spokesman, Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari, in a press conference.

In addition to the bombings, Israeli troops continued with their invasion of southern Lebanon, where yesterday they had located and dismantled Hezbollah's weapons stored near the border, such as rocket launchers and explosives, and killed several fighters, "including commanders" of the militia, which is supported by Iran.

Since Israel launched its ground offensive in southern Lebanon in the early hours of October 1st, at least 24 Israeli soldiers have been killed in attacks at the border (16 in Lebanese territory and another 8 in Israeli territory). Four civilians have also been killed in Israel.

In Lebanon, more than 2,448 people have died in over a year of crossfire, the majority in the last month, and Israel claims that over 1,500 are militants.

The Israeli forces claimed in a statement that Hezbollah has stored billions of dollars in its own name in the branches of the entity, which has been used to buy weapons or pay its members.

"Beirut was in flames," wrote Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz on his X social media account, along with a photograph of an explosion in a building in the Lebanese capital. The minister indicated that Israel had launched attacks on about 15 buildings in Beirut that belonged to the entity.

The army assured that their attacks were aimed at "degrading" the Shiite group and preventing it from regrouping after a month of intense attacks in Lebanon that had left more than a thousand dead.

"We are going to target Hezbollah's economic power," said the army’s chief spokesman, Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari, in a press conference.

In addition to the bombings, Israeli troops continued with their invasion of southern Lebanon, where yesterday they had located and dismantled Hezbollah's weapons stored near the border, such as rocket launchers and explosives, and killed several fighters, "including commanders" of the militia, which is supported by Iran.

Since Israel launched its ground offensive in southern Lebanon in the early hours of October 1st, at least 24 Israeli soldiers have been killed in attacks at the border (16 in Lebanese territory and another 8 in Israeli territory). Four civilians have also been killed in Israel.

In Lebanon, more than 2,448 people have died in over a year of crossfire, the majority in the last month, and Israel claims that over 1,500 are militants.

One of the great victories of Saladin, was the battle of the horns of Hattin in 1.187, in where the army of the Kingdom of Jerusalem and his Latin allies were destroyed, and the Muslim troops took the city of Jerusalem.

The death of Saladin occurred on March 4, 1.193, in Damasco. Saladin fell ill and succumbed to a fever. At the moment of his death, he had given much of his riches to charity. His passing marked the end of an era, as he was remembered for his chivalry, generosity, and leadership in the Muslim world.

The US Army officially selected the M-4 in 1994. This rifle had a few key features. According to former military personnel, it was smaller than the M-16 and therefore lighter, which in turn made it easier to carry. Plus, the M-4 offered a selector switch for soldiers desiring to pop off single bullets or spray people with automatic fire.

At the same time, several engineers were designing the M-4 with soldiers in mind. They were looking for a versatile gun. The M-4 was constantly upgraded for this reason. Soldiers did tests of the rifle in different situations.

The Colombian government has used the M-4 rifle in its security and defense forces since 2006. This rifle was bought to modernize the military and improve the soldiers' abilities. Since its introduction, the M-4 had been used in various operations, becoming an important weapon for the Armed Forces against organized groups and drug trafficking. The M-4 provided Colombian military and police with a lighter, more flexible weapon that fit better in different areas of Colombia.

The ability to adapt has turned the M-4 into an icon of contemporary military strength. Injection-molded in one piece, the rifle is now a more simplistic firearm compared to how it started years ago. When a warfighter is issued an M-4, his confidence in the weapon grows stronger.

On July 20, 1969, he made history as the first person to walk on the moon during the Apollo 11 mission. Before that monumental moment, he had trained rigorously and prepared for every possible scenario. As he stepped onto the lunar surface, he famously declared, “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.” His background in engineering and flying enabled him to navigate the challenges of the mission successfully.

Before Armstrong took his historic leap, many people had hoped to see humans land on the moon. His achievement marked the culmination of years of hard work by scientists and engineers. After returning to Earth, he received numerous accolades for his bravery and dedication. Neil Armstrong’s journey inspired generations and remains a testament to human exploration and curiosity. He passed away on August 25, 2012, but his legacy continues to inspire dreamers around the world.

She born on May 1 of 1995, she has been the first female flight crew technician of light equipment like TH67 and Bell206. I had knew her job in CACOM4, in this place I saw, that no only she was a women outstanding because her vocation also her commitment with every challenge; the proof of this, is the IAAFA, where during aircraft structural maintenance course, she won a first place.

The love for her family come her to Gaori, with many dreams by come true, were there the 29th of September, with faith in the save other life, she gave her life, engaged with her services and with the beautiful smile that always she had worn in her face.

He had been an American engineer and businessman; He was founder of Ford Motor Company. He had revolutionized the automotive industry by introducing mass production with the assembly line, which had allowed cars to be manufactured more quickly and at lower cost. His most famous model, the Ford T, had become the most affordable vehicle of its time, democratizing the automobile in the United States. Ford had also been a pioneer in improving working conditions by implementing the eight-hour workday and raising employees' wages. His innovation had changed the industry and had marked a milestone in the history of transportation.

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The life of “THE TITAN” Elkin Ramirez  

Elkin Ramírez was born in Medellín on October 26, 1962. He later renounced conventional academic institutions and dedicated himself to being a self-taught musician. His first contact with rock music occurred when he was 16 years old, when a friend expressed his affinity for this musical genre and shared with him a cassette containing the first album by Led Zeppelin, a band that marked him incredibly forever.  

he belonged to groups such as Kripzy (1981-1982) and Ferro track (1983). In 1984 he joined the band that later was called Kraken, he was a founder and always served as leader. He was the author and composer of much of the band's music, contributing to its lyrics, concepts and style. He had a bar called Aztlán,  

On June 20, 2015, at the Royal Center Theatre, Kraken performed a concert, they didn't know it was the last one with the great Elkin Ramírez. That day, 22 songs filled the air.

Elkin's journey is a testament to his passion for music and his dedication to his craft, making him a beloved figure in rock.

He had been a midfielder with great technique and had participated in the World Cups of Italy 1990, United States 1994, and France 1998. Valderrama was included in the FIFA 100 list by Pelé and ranked 39th in the ranking of the best South American player of the 20th century, published by the IFFHS in 2004. He had received numerous awards, including South American Footballer of the Year in 1987 and 1993, and had won titles such as the Colombian championship with Atlético Junior in 1993 and 1995. He was remembered as the main figure of a remarkable generation of Colombian footballers who had stood out from the mid-1980s to the mid-1990s. He was also often considered one of the greatest idols of Junior De Barranquilla, both by the fans and the institution itself.

He had been the first Colombian to be inducted into the Football Hall of Fame, a distinction that took place on November 12, 2014, in the city of Pachuca, Mexico.

Valderrama had been one of the 15 players with the most assists in football history, retiring as the international player who had recorded the most assists in national team competitions worldwide.

During the WWII he became famous cause his remarkable campaigns in the north of Africa, Sicilia especially for his actuation in the Normandia invasion, after occidental European offensive. His leaderships in the third armored division were essential for the liberation of France and the defeat of the Germany forces in the west.

The Patton’s campaigns have been taken even today as an example for the movement of the armored units and his strategies are using nowadays in many armies of the world like base for the war tactics.

General Patton died for an automobilist accident in Germany, his deceased was in December of 1945 due of the complexity of his wounds, was buried in the American war cemetery in Hamm Luxemburg, with the soldiers of his army.

He had remained in the SEALs for ten years and had retired with the nickname and fame given to him by his peers: “The Legend.”

“Death is inevitable, but courage is optional,” would have been his most famous quote.