Eron Falbo
Entrepreneur, singer-songwriter and podcaster.
Eron Falbo (born 12 March 1985) is a Brazilian entrepreneur, singer-songwriter and podcaster. Born in Brasília, he has lived in several countries and worked across music, media and finance.
Falbo first became known in music. He recorded his debut album 73 (2013) with the American producer Bob Johnston — known for his work with Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen and Johnny Cash — with sessions in Nashville and at Konk Studios in London.[1] The album was reviewed in Brazil and abroad,[2] and his single “Beat the Drums” received airplay on BBC Radio 2.[3]
In 2015 he founded the São Paulo music company Plectro and its open-mic series Gênesis de Gênios.[4] In 2020 he launched the interview podcast No Alvo com Eron Falbo, which O Globo[5] and Revista Quem[6] profiled, and which appeared on the cover of O Globo’s Zona Sul section in January 2021.[7] In 2022 he became a partner in the Rio de Janeiro venue SubStation.[8]
Falbo advises internationally mobile families on residence, citizenship and wealth structuring, work he continues through the firm Bridge Legacy.[9] He is quoted as an authority on wealth and migration in the Brazilian financial press.[10]
References
- Silvio Essinger, “O folk de Eron Falbo entre Nashville, Londres e Brasília,” O Globo, 21 Dec 2013.
- “Eron Falbo — 73,” AllMusic; Cody Conard, The Big Takeover, 2014.
- “Dermot O’Leary,” BBC Radio 2, 2011.
- Palco Alternativo, 2016; Universo Retrô, 2015.
- “Consumo de podcasts dobra,” O Globo, 2020.
- Carla Neves, Revista Quem, 2021.
- “Vozes nada isoladas,” O Globo, Caderno Zona Sul, 16 Jan 2021 (facsimile).
- Ligia Kas, “Nova casa no Rio, SubStation,” Site RG, 2022.
- Luíza Lanza & Geovana Pagel, “Nova consultoria mira famílias milionárias,” Estadão, 2026.
- “Cerco fiscal à alta renda…,” InfoMoney, 2026 (and others — see archive).