Cancer de Branco Mello contributed to the reunion of the Titans; understand

Charles Gavin believe that white mello was responsible for gathering the Titansaccording to an interview with splashof UOL. The band didn’t get together in its original formation since Arnaldo Antunes left the group in 1992. Disagreements that were never clarified and the gradual departure of the members would have been the reason for the 30-year delay for the tour to begin. Meeting happen.

The possibility of a reunion was initially considered by Nando Reis, who received the idea from the production company. The plan was for the seven musicians to photograph promotional material and exhibit a protocol show, but the arrival of white mello to the meeting changed the perception of the group. “It was the missing ingredient,” said Charles.

Mello underwent treatment that interrupted his career for seven months. The singer and bassist was cured of throat cancer, and the effort to return to the stage inspired the rest of the band formed in 1982.

We saw his condition [Branco Mello], gave that sense of urgency: we have to do this now. We can’t leave it for later because we’re alive and well, and we’re going to do the best we can. – Charles Gavin

The quarrels between Titans were not forgotten, but the experience lived by White made them realize that fighting “wasn’t important anymore,” he said. Charles.

Gavin couldn’t let go of the memory of Marcelo Fromerwho died in 2001. The presentations include a tribute to the guitarist made by his own daughter, Alice Fromer. The invitation to sing came through a phone call from Tony Bellotto. “I accepted right away — afraid, but I accepted,” said alice. She sang “I Won’t Adapt”in Arnaldo AntunesIt is “All Color”composition of Marcelo, Ciro Pessoa It is Carlos Barmak. “Black sheep”in Rita Leelater entered the setlist.

You Titans will take the tour to the United States and Europe in October, but will return with it to Brazil the following month. The last presentation is scheduled for the 23rd of December, in São Paulo again.