At Northwestern University, Pablo received a Bachelor’s of Music in Voice & Opera Performance. Despite focusing primarily on musical theater repertory, he finds facility in performing within the larger world of classical music and especially within opera, having performed in the premiere of The Life and Death(s) of Alan Turing with Chicago Opera Theater, as well as in the Chicago premiere David T. Little’s Dog Days, Stravinsky’s The Rake’s Progress, and Handel’s Theodora with Northwestern University under the direction of Joachim Schamberger. Additionally, Pablo has been featured as a soloist in Judd Greenstein’s My City and Matt Mark’s A Song for Wade as conducted by Donald Nally and Alan Pierson, respectively, and has performed in the Northwestern University masterclass with tenor, Michael Fabiano.