Media businessman Constancio C. Vigil died

2023-07-29 17:10:23

The publisher and media entrepreneur Constancio C. Vigila member of the founding family of Editorial Atlántida, died at the age of 86 while on a plane bound for Miami, United Statesto see a game of the team of Lionel Messi.

The information was confirmed by one of his sons, Constancio Vigil (h), who fired him through the networks: “Until we meet once more” wrote. According to her it transcended, The businessman was with his driver and another of the reasons for the trip was a meeting he had scheduled with the captain of the Argentine National Team and his father, Jorge Messi.

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“I was fully and very happy to see Messi”commented his son in statements to Chronicle HD. Vigil’s body was transferred from the Miami airport to Jackson Memorial Hospital in the same city, where an autopsy will be performed.

In the next few hours, his wife, Liliana Pata, and his collaborator and partner, Víctor González, will travel to the United States in the next few hours to organize the repatriation of his remains.

Vigil was born on December 22, 1936 and had the same name as his grandfather, the creator of Editorial Atlántida and a prolific writer of children’s books, creator of the magazines little thumb, Germinal y Argentine world. Since 1954 he was part of Editorial Atlántida, his family’s company.

In this context, he was executive director of various publications, including the famous sports weekly The graphic. It was also Executive Director programming, technique and operations Canal 13when the company began to diversify from the time of the seventies and acquired a part of that company.

The businessman, who had been living in Punta del Este for a few years – his family was originally from Uruguay – had six children and ten grandchildren. His eldest sons were constantius, Pilar, Mary, Pablo and he was also the father of Emma Celeste y Carlosborn in 2020 and 2022, respectively.

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