May 4 of every year is ‘celebrated’ Star Wars for the phrase in English ‘May the Fourth Be With You‘, referring to the famous prayer’ May the force accompany you ‘in Spanish.
The origin of this phrase is far from its creator George Lucas or anyone involved in the millionaire science fiction productions, but was born with political overtones.
Although the origin of the celebration is not clear, many versions point to Margaret Tatcher, who became the prime minister of the UK on May 4, 1979, and this date meant a world change.
Party members retained a large propaganda section from London Evening News and the phrase ‘May the Fourth Be With You’ was written, referring to Star Wars, saga that was released two years before.
The saga of Star Wars has generated more than 9 billion dollars in box office sales, this with numerical films, but the brand of Star Wars is one of the most important in the world together with Pokémon.
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