
What Does 420 Mean? The World Cannabis Day
What does 420 mean? The real origin of World Marijuana Day: the Waldos, the 1971 treasure map and how 4:20 became cannabis culture's global code.
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Fero Soriano is a journalist specialising in the history of cannabis. He is the author of the book "Marihuana, la historia. De Manuel Belgrano a las copas cannábicas" (Planeta Argentina) and co-author of the book "Será siempre Independiente" (Planeta Argentina).
He writes for Infobae and is a columnist on the Argentine TV channel C5N. He also works in radio. He has published articles in magazines such as Anfibia, Rolling Stone and La Agenda de Buenos Aires.
His book "Marihuana" was declared of Cultural Interest by the Legislature of the City of Buenos Aires. In just over two decades of journalism, he has been distinguished with awards and recognitions.

What does 420 mean? The real origin of World Marijuana Day: the Waldos, the 1971 treasure map and how 4:20 became cannabis culture's global code.

Bob Marley's connection to cannabis, the plant's influence on Rastafarian culture and the impact of the king of reggae on the perception of marijuana in society. The iconic Jamaican musician became an advocate for cannabis at a time when it was heavily criminalized, and his message was one of peace, freedom and free thinking.

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