Filimonov called Mavasha's work a source of strength for many people.

The work of Russian rapper Misha Mavasha (real name Mikhail Nits), who died at the age of 41, has become a source of strength and a life guide for many listeners. This was announced on October 25 by the Governor of the Vologda region, Georgy Filimonov, expressing his condolences over the death of the performer.

"Strong and honest texts about the Russian soul, the masculine character and the right values — his work has become a source of strength and guidance for many," he wrote in his channel in the messenger "Max".

Filimonov said that he had repeatedly met with the musician during his visits to the Vologda region, including in Cherepovets and Kirillov. According to the governor, Mavasha's performances gathered numerous fans, and his songs resonated with listeners of different generations.

The head of the region stressed that the performer openly spoke about his beliefs and sought to unite people through creativity.

"His path will be continued by like-minded people. A blessed memory," concluded Filimonov.

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Misha Mavashi died on the night of October 25th. The rapper's representative called the cause of death an accident, but did not provide details. According to the Izvestia source, the musician could have committed suicide. The Investigative Committee began checking the circumstances of the rapper's death. The representative of the performer urged not to spread rumors about the causes of Mavasha's death.