Christina Stojanovic, the daughter of Max Cavalera, one of the founders of the influential Brazilian metal band Sepultura, has died. Her passing was confirmed by Cavalera via his Instagram account, although the cause of death has not been disclosed. Stojanovic was known to be a significant figure in the Brazilian metal music scene, instrumental behind the scenes in the success of various acts.

Max Cavalera expressed deep sorrow over Christina's death, highlighting her as a pioneering figure in the music world, particularly within the metal, punk, and rock genres. He shared that she had been battling an undisclosed illness and ultimately found peace, surrounded by her two sons, Adam and Moses, and her brother, Dana. In his tribute, Cavalera emphasized Christina's inspirational role for women in the music industry, reflecting on her contributions from the underground scene to large stadiums and arenas around the world.

Stojanovic was known for her critical behind-the-scenes work, particularly as the tour manager for Soulfly, a band founded by Max after his departure from Sepultura in 1997. Her efforts were vital in helping the band transition from the underground circuit to achieving significant success in the broader music scene. Her legacy in the music industry and her role as a mentor figure for women striving to make their mark in the field will certainly leave a lasting impact.