A chronological account of Eron Falbo’s work, most recent first. Each entry links to the exact source that proves it. For the full coverage record see Press; for the works, Publications.
The launch of Bridge Legacy was featured by Estadão; his columns continued in Investing.com, InfoMoney and Monitor Mercantil.
Founded Bridge Legacy, a jurisdiction-planning and wealth consultancy for ultra-high-net-worth families, and joined the migration platform Multipolitan as a partner. Began publishing columns on wealth and mobility (Forbes Brasil, Times Brasil / CNBC, Monitor Mercantil) and producing Pistomechanics, a podcast and essay series.
O Globo revisited SubStation among the historic venues of Rio’s Zona Sul.
Became a partner in the Rio de Janeiro venue SubStation; interviewed by Site RG.
No Alvo was profiled by Revista Quem and featured on the cover of O Globo’s Caderno Zona Sul (“Vozes nada isoladas”).
Launched the interview podcast No Alvo com Eron Falbo. Its first months drew coverage from O Globo and Diário do Rio, and he wrote a guest column for A Voz de Portugal.
Published the essay “Entre Reis e Judeus” as the cover article of Menorah magazine.
Founded Plectro, a São Paulo music label, and its talent-development sublabel Gênesis de Gênios, a consultancy firm for independent musicians, and produced the Imperial Tropical nights at Cabaret Uranus. The work was covered by Universo Retrô, Palco Alternativo and others.
73 continued to draw reviews in Brazil and abroad; the songs “The Night” and “Beat the Drums” were featured on the Speech in the Silence podcast.
Released his debut album 73, produced by Bob Johnston — known for his work with Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen and Johnny Cash, and brought out of retirement to make it — recorded in Nashville and at Konk Studios, London. Covered by O Globo’s Segundo Caderno, Correio Braziliense, O Dia and Guitar Player.
Edited NUTsMAG, the magazine of London’s New Untouchables scene.
The single “Beat the Drums” received airplay on BBC Radio 2’s Dermot O’Leary show; its London release was later managed by Tony Calder.
Profiled as an emerging folk artist by Girls With Style.
Began performing as a solo folk musician. An early interview appeared in A Pira (FUBAP).
Performed with Os Julianos, a Brasília band that toured the Brazilian coast, Argentina and Uruguay, until it disbanded in May 2008.
A factual chronology; every entry links to the source that documents it. See the Press page for the full coverage record and the main page for the biography.