Singer Aurela Gaçe has expressed her condolences for the untimely passing of journalist Enrik Mehmeti, sharing memories of the unsparing support he offered to artists.

During her speech, she recounted their last conversation, which had taken place just a week earlier, where Enrique had offered her help with floating equipment for the filming of the next song.

Aurela made a public promise to perform the song they had discussed together, as a pledge and a pledge from their last communication. She closed the message by considering his departure as a great loss not only for the family, but also for the world of journalism, praising him as one of the brave sons of this profession.

"To say it is first and foremost a great loss for the family, knowing that he has two very young children, and he had just had a son. I have known him not only as a journalist, I have known him as a person. Every time I have asked him for help, he has been there for me, and not only for me, but for many artists who have asked for help, whether for watercraft, for cars, or for finding locations. He has been with me as a support, coming and accompanying me on ships, talking to people he knew personally. Taking your time and giving it to someone else shows generosity and shows you as a person, what you are as a person. You can do it once, but he has always done it.
And the last time I spoke to him was a week ago. I happened to be in Vlora for filming and not a week ago I spoke to him and he said: 'If you need a big fleet of boats with rubber dinghies, 100, have your brother line them up there,' he said. And I said: 'I'll make a song.' And now since I gave him my word, I have to do it, I have to do it because it was our last conversation.

Condolences to the family, condolences to all friends, to all those who received from Enriku. He also left journalism because he was one of the brave boys. Thank you," she said.