Fiuk's show in Campinas on the night of September 18, 2026 changed meaning in its final minutes. The performance had been promoted as his last commitment before an indefinite break from music, but the singer announced on stage that the ending applies to his solo phase and that Hori is back. According to CNN Brasil, Fiuk said the group will return to both the stage and the studio.
In practical terms, the news does not represent a definitive departure from music. What Fiuk presented was a change in format: he is stepping away from positioning himself as a solo artist and returning to the role of vocalist in the band that marked the beginning of his professional career. That distinction matters because, only days earlier, his public communication pointed to a much broader interruption.
What Fiuk announced at the Campinas show
On September 9, Fiuk had said he was canceling the shows scheduled on his calendar and keeping only the Campinas performance set for September 18. At the time, he said it would be his last show as a singer for an indefinite period and that he needed to follow a different path. The statement was reported by CNN Brasil.
On stage, however, the artist framed that ending as the close of his solo career. While talking about former bandmates, he recalled Hori's beginnings and described the return as a fresh start. He then announced that he would once again be the group's vocalist. The change was also reported by UOL, which described the Campinas performance as the end of his individual phase and the opening of a new chapter with Hori.
What is already confirmed about Hori's return
| Point | Status as of September 19, 2026 |
|---|---|
| Hori's return | Confirmed by Fiuk during the Campinas show. |
| Fiuk's role | The singer said he is returning as the band's vocalist. |
| Live activity | CNN reported that Hori will return to the stage. |
| Studio activity | CNN also reported that the group will return to the studio. |
| End of the solo phase | Fiuk linked the end of his solo career to Hori's return. |
These points support the conclusion that there is a plan to reactivate the group artistically, rather than simply hold a one-off reunion for a song during the farewell show. At the same time, the sources reviewed through September 19 do not explain how that return will be carried out.
What is still unknown about shows, music and members
The announcement did not include a tour schedule. So far, there are no announced dates for new Hori concerts, cities, venues, ticket sales or an expected date for the first public performance of this new phase.
The reports reviewed also do not provide the title of a new single, album or EP, or a release date. The reference to a return to the studio indicates an intention to work on music, but it does not yet establish whether the group will release new songs, re-recordings or another type of project.
Another point that still requires an official announcement is the complete permanent lineup. Fiuk confirmed his return to vocals and spoke on stage about musicians connected to the band's history, but the available sources do not provide a definitive roster of everyone who will continue in the project on an ongoing basis.
Why the announcement changes the meaning of a farewell to music
The sequence of announcements helps explain the shift. First, Fiuk communicated the cancellation of his schedule and an indefinite break. Then, during the show that had been kept as a farewell, he explained that what was ending was his solo activity because Hori was returning. The central point, therefore, is not retirement from music but a career reorganization around a group project.
This distinction also prevents a literal reading of the phrase used before the show, when Fiuk referred to his last show as a singer. The later announcement makes clear that he intends to keep singing, now once again as Hori's vocalist.
How Hori fits into Fiuk's career
Hori was the project that gave Fiuk musical visibility in the 2000s, with a pop rock repertoire and exposure connected to the period when he also gained prominence in Malhação ID. The group ended its activities in 2011, when Fiuk began focusing on solo work.
After that, he released albums and singles under his own name and remained active as an actor and television personality. In 2026, he resumed releasing music and attempted a return to solo live performances before canceling the schedule. Hori's return therefore brings back to the center the band format that preceded his individual career.
What to watch next
The next relevant announcements are straightforward: the official lineup for the new phase, the first concert date, possible cities or a tour, ticket sales details and any studio release. Until those items are published through Fiuk's, Hori's, promoters' or music platforms' official channels, dates and repertoire should be treated as unconfirmed.
For now, the reliable information is that Fiuk has ended his solo phase and announced Hori's return with plans to go back to live performances and studio work. The practical format of that comeback is still being defined.
