Princess Diana Spencer, known as the "people's princess," died in a car accident in Paris, in 1997. She was fleeing, with her boyfriend Dodi Fayed, from the paparazzi who were chasing her. The accident occurred 29 years ago now.
Nearly three decades after her death, few are those who do not know who Diana Spencer was, how she lost her life, or the impact she had on history. Her memory remains alive in the global collective consciousness.
Diana played a fundamental role in the modernization of the British royal family. Her way of being, closer and more accessible, contrasted with the rigid tradition of the monarchy and profoundly influenced the public image of the institution.
Her tragic death, marked by the pursuit of photographers, became one of the most media-covered events of the late 20th century and continues to generate interest and reflection to this day.
