Pablo Bispo

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Also known as

Pablo Luiz Bispo

Years Active

2013

Genres

pop, pop funk, r&b

Instruments

songwriting, production

Biography

Pablo Luiz Bispo was born in Rio de Janeiro on October 13, 1987, and was raised in the neighborhood of Bangu. Before dedicating himself fully to music, he worked as a bank manager at Santander and later volunteered with the Doutores da Alegria organization under the clown alias Borogodó, an experience that inspired him to write a book. His transition into professional music began when he connected with singer and songwriter Jhama through the internet, leading to their first major breakthrough with the hit "Essa Mina é Louca," recorded by Anitta.

Building upon this early success, Pablo Bispo established himself as one of the most prominent contemporary songwriters and producers in Brazilian pop music. He became a central creative force behind hits for major national acts such as Iza, Pabllo Vittar, Gloria Groove, Ludmilla, Pedro Sampaio, and Preta Gil. His reputation also opened doors internationally, leading to collaborations with prominent global artists like Major Lazer, Ciara, and Charli XCX.

In addition to his solo songwriting credits, Pablo collaborates closely with producers Sérgio Santos and Ruxell under the collective moniker "Dogz". He is also an integral member of the Brabo Music Team, working alongside producers and artists like Rodrigo Gorky and Arthur Marques to shape the modern sound of Brazilian pop. Furthermore, he helped found Inbraza, a specialized musical imprint created in partnership with Som Livre.