After years of waiting, Edu Falaschi finally participated in Amplifica, a podcast by guitarist and founderAngra Rafael Bittencourt.

The event took place last night, the 10th, and served to celebrate the reconciliation of the two and promote the reunion show of the Nova Era lineup that the band will perform at Bangers Open Air 2026tickets on sale.

Throughout the conversation, the musicians discussed the conflicts they had experienced in recent years that led to their estrangement. They used the program's platform to make requests of each other. According to Rafael, many of the problems stemmed from "misunderstandings and misinformation."

At one point, Edu apologized to the guitarist: “I learned a lot from this and I take this opportunity to apologize for those moments in the past that, in theory, also hindered things,” he stated [transcription via Whiplash].

In formulating his response, Rafael Bittencourt surprised everyone by saying that he "loved" Edu Falaschi. "I really like you a lot. You're someone I can say I love. I love you, man," he stated.

In the conversation, Edu also mentioned that his time in the band had many impulsive moments, especially due to his "immature vision." According to the singer, many of these problems were only understood when he began managing his solo career.

“When I started managing my solo career, I realized that many things that happened back then stemmed from an immature perspective. I learned that you can't be explosive or passionate all the time,” he commented.

READ ALSO: Wikimetal Recommends: Bangers Open Air 2026 with Angra and Arch Enemy

Categories: News

A Journalism student and fan of Rock, especially Heavy Metal, he likes bands such as Judas Priest, Black Sabbath, and particularly Iron Maiden, a band he has seen three times, has followed since he was 12, and dreams of seeing a show in London. His first contact with heavy music came playing Guitar Hero, and he never stopped. He has always enjoyed writing and music is one of his passions. Within the genre, he considers Steve Harris, Bruce Dickinson, Rob Halford, and Ozzy Osbourne his idols.