Pablo
Meaning of Pablo
Pablo is the spirited Spanish cousin of Paul, born from the Latin “Paulus,” meaning “small” or “humble,” yet it’s anything but shy—think of Picasso splashing color like Holi powder or Neruda weaving words as smoothly as a sitar riff. Over a century of U-S baby charts shows Pablo dancing steadily in the middle ranks, a bit like a Bollywood hero who never quits the stage. The name carries a friendly, creative vibe, rolling off the tongue as PAH-bloh, bright and breezy, and it whispers to parents that even a “small” beginning can blossom into big, beautiful art.
Pronunciation
Spanish
- Pronunced as PAH-bloh (/ˈpɑbloʊ/)
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Notable People Named Pablo
| Pablo Picasso was a Spanish artist based in France who cofounded Cubism, invented constructed sculpture, coinvented collage, and created landmark works like Les Demoiselles dAvignon and Guernica. |
| Pablo Neruda was a Chilean poet, diplomat, and politician who won the 1971 Nobel Prize in Literature, gaining early fame at 13 and writing everything from passionate love poems to surrealist verse, historical epics, and political manifestos. |
| Venezuelan American third baseman Pablo Sandoval, nicknamed Kung Fu Panda, is a two time All Star, three time World Series champion with the Giants, and 2012 World Series MVP now with the Staten Island FerryHawks. |
| Pablo Sarabia Garcia is a Spanish footballer for Al-Arabi in the Qatar Stars League, primarily an attacking midfielder who can also play right wing. |
| Pablo Alborán - Spanish singer and songwriter Pablo Alboran, a Latin Grammy Best New Artist nominee, signed with Warner Music Spain in 2013, topped the Spanish charts with Solamente Tu and a number one debut album, and has released six studio albums. |
| Pablo Daniel Piatti is an Argentine former professional footballer who mainly played as a left winger and sometimes as a forward. |
| Pablo Hernández - Pedro Pablo Hernandez is an Argentine born former professional footballer and midfielder who represented the Chile national team. |
| Pablo Torre Carral is a Spanish attacking midfielder for La Liga club Mallorca. |
| Pablo Ramirez was an American skateboarder, artist, and musician from New York City who lived and skated in San Francisco. |
| Pablo Puente Buces was a Spanish archbishop and veteran Vatican diplomat who served as apostolic nuncio to several countries and was regarded as a heavyweight of Vatican diplomacy. |
| Pablo Martin Ledesma is a retired Argentine footballer who played midfield. |
| Pablo Ruiz, also known as Pablito Ruiz, is an Argentine singer, actor, and dancer from Buenos Aires who rose to fame at 14 in 1989 with songs like Proud Girl, Lady Lady, Linda, and his cover of Oh Mama. |
| Pablo Martín - Pablo Martin Benavides is a Spanish pro golfer. |
| Pablo Ibáñez - Pablo Ibanez Lumbreras is a Spanish defensive midfielder for Deportivo Alaves. |
