The name "Argentina" was mainly used among the high society, and in limited cases. The use became popular with the sanction of the second Argentine National Anthem, written by Vicente López y Planes. However, it was not widely used because it was not associated to the whole territory, but just to the Buenos Aires province. The Constitution of 1826 was sanctioned as the "Constitución de la República Argentina". The other provinces rejected its high centralism, and the president Bernardino Rivadavia was deposed shortly after.