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, the last record 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.
The full story is in Bio. What people have said is in Praise; what I have said is in Quotes.
References
- Silvio Essinger, “O folk de Eron Falbo entre Nashville, Londres e Brasília,” O Globo, 21 Dec 2013 (album, portrait); AllMusic.
- “Bob Johnston, Producer for Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash, Has Died,” SPIN, 2015; obituaries in Exclaim! and O Globo recorded 73 as the final production 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.