Eron Falbo
Borderless, left-and-right brain pilot, father, creator.
Singer-songwriter
My first album, 73, was produced by Bob Johnston (Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, Johnny Cash), who came out of retirement for it, one of the last records of his career.[1][2] In London, Tony Calder, the promoter of the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, managed my release.[3] In Brazil I worked with producer Manoel Barenbein (Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, Jorge Ben).[4]
Podcaster
On No Alvo I recorded more than 100 interviews with politicians, intellectuals, athletes and artists.[5] I am a life-long student of belief engineering. I coined the term pistomechanics and made a podcast about it.
Entrepreneur
I founded Bridge Legacy: jurisdiction planning for ultra-high-net-worth families.[6] I write about wealth and mobility in the financial press.[7]
The full story is in Bio. What people have said is in Praise.
References
- Silvio Essinger, “O folk de Eron Falbo entre Nashville, Londres e Brasília,” O Globo, 21 Dec 2013 (album, portrait); AllMusic.
- “Bob Johnston,” Wikipedia (his return to fresh talent in the final years of his career).
- Lúcio Flávio, “Promessa brasiliense no celeiro musical,” Jornal de Brasília, 2013 (Tony Calder managing the London release).
- “Bate papo com Eron Falbo e Manoel Barenbein,” Estúdio GdG (YouTube); Barenbein’s production credits at AllMusic.
- No Alvo com Eron Falbo — interviews (YouTube channel).
- Luíza Lanza & Geovana Pagel, “Nova consultoria mira famílias milionárias,” Estadão, 2026.
- Eron Falbo, “Novo mapa da riqueza,” Investing.com, 2026; InfoMoney, 2026.
- Portrait (podcaster): Carla Neves, Revista Quem, 2021.
- Portrait (entrepreneur): Bridge Legacy website.