The news of the death of Queen Elizabeth II has gone around the world.
Tributes to the monarch have been continuous since her death became known and, as can be seen in the video that accompanies this news, they have been repeated both in the United Kingdom and beyond the countries over which the monarch reigned.
The monuments of the most important countries in the world, such as the Empire State Building in New York (United States), or Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), have adopted the colors of the Union Jack, while the Eiffel Tower in Paris has been turned off to honor Elizabeth II.
The monarch's supporters have mourned her loss and sang 'God Save The Quenn' in front of Buckingham Palace in London.
But the news of her death has also reached other parts of the world, such as those integrated within the Commonwealth.
In New Zealand, members of the military have performed a Haka, the traditional New Zealand dance, in honor of the Queen.
For their part, in Australia or Canada the flags have flown at half-staff.
The worlds of sport and culture have also joined the farewell.
As in the minute of silence with which the meeting between Arsenal and Hearst began this Thursday or the one that was respected during the women's semifinals of the US Open in the United States, between Ons Jabeur and Caroline García.
On social networks, the most commented tribute has been that of Elton John during the singer's last concert in Toronto.
In all these events and in many more, tribute has been paid to the British monarch.
In the video that accompanies this news you can see a compilation of the most outstanding moments with which, around the world, Queen Elizabeth II is said goodbye.