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Pablo
Pablo in 2023
Born	(1994-09-14) September 14, 1994 (age 30) Imus, Cavite, Philippines
Other names	Sejun (formerly)
Alma mater	Polytechnic University of the Philippines
Occupations	Singer dancer songwriter composer producer creative director music director CEO
Years active	2018–present
Relatives	Joshua Daniel Nase (brother)
Musical career
Genres	P-pop hip hop pop
Instruments	Vocals
Labels	1Z Entertainment Sony Music Philippines ShowBT Entertainment (formerly)
Member of	SB19
Musical artist

John Paulo Bagnas Nase (born September 14, 1994), known professionally as Pablo (formerly Sejun), is a Filipino singer, songwriter, rapper, dancer, and record producer. He is a member of the Filipino boy band SB19 and CEO of 1Z Entertainment, a company built and managed by SB19 members.

Early life

Pablo was born on September 14, 1994, in Imus, Cavite, Philippines. He is the second-born child along with two sisters and two brothers. In high school, he served as a point guard in their basketball varsity team. He entered college at the Polytechnic University of the Philippines, and while on his senior year, he worked as a call center representative. After graduating with Bachelor of Arts in English degree, Pablo worked as a data analyst in Makati. He had the passion for performing in his early years but was afraid of sharing it to others except to his inner circles.

Career

Pre-debut: Auditions

In 2016, Pablo auditioned for ShowBT Philippines after meeting their Korean trainer at a Korean musical. He was being subtle in expressing his skills in performing because he did not want to show it to other people. However, Pablo still pursued performing as it was his passion. He was the first member of SB19 to audition in the talent agency. After passing the auditions, he started training for two years and became part of NARRA trainee group. Due to the pressure in the training program, he resigned from his work as a data analyst to focus on the training. The trainee group performed at various events in the agency.

2018–2021: SB19 debut, songwriting and production

Of all of the members of SB19, Pablo trained the longest. Implementing the Korean idol training system, ShowBT Philippines conducted evaluations weekly by removing underperforming trainees. Pablo received a slot for the final line-up for SB19 as the band's leader and rapper. On 26 October 2018, Pablo debuted with fellow members Josh, Stell, Justin, and Ken with "Tilaluha" written by Pablo himself. Being a leader, Pablo always focused on the idea of "always choosing to be kind" reminding their fans and members to be humble always.

Pablo served as the main songwriter of the band's songs participating on all of the singles such as "Go Up" (2019) and "Alab (Burning)" (2020). Pablo was also credited as the lyricist of the boy band's debut Get in the Zone (2020) released on 31 July 2020. SB19's debut extended play Pagsibol (EP) released on 22 July 2021 was co-produced and written by Pablo.

2022: Solo debut

On 28 January 2022, Pablo released his first solo track "La Luna" (2022) under Sony Music Philippines. The song focused about his feelings and beliefs and acceptance of shortcomings free from society's unrealistic and unhealthy expectations.

Pablo started his career in producing outside SB19 with hip-hop group PLAN B's R&B song "Love" released on 13 April 2022.

In 2024, Pablo became a coach in GMA Network's adaptation of The Voice Kids, joining his fellow SB19 member Stell, who was also the coach since The Voice Generations.

Artistry

Influences

Pablo's inspirations were Filipino hip hop artists Loonie and Gloc-9. He also admired the styles of Bigbang's G-Dragon, Ez Mil, Eminem, and NF.

Discography

As lead artist

Collaboration

Production credits

Year	Artist(s)	Song	Album	Songwriter		Producer
				Credited	With	Credited	With
2024	Stell	"Anino"	Room		Josue (Radkidz)		Josue (Radkidz)
		"Room"			Josue (Radkidz)		Josue (Radkidz)
	Pablo	"Edsa"	Non-album singles		—		—
2023	SB19	"Gento"	Pagtatag		—		Simon Servida Josue (Radkidz)
		"I Want You"			—		August Rigo
		"Crimzone"			Josue (Radkidz) Felip Josh Cullen		Simon Servida
		"Ilaw"			—		Brian Lotho Len Calvo Josue (Radkidz)
		"Liham"			—		Brian Lotho Len Calvo Josue (Radkidz)
		"Freedom"			Josue (Radkidz)		Oh-won Lee
2022	SB19	"Nyebe"	Non-album single		—		Thyro Alfaro
		"WYAT (Where You At)"	Non-album single		—		Joshua Daniel Nase
		"Make Your Green Mark"	Non-album single		—		Joshua Daniel Nase
	SB19, Ohwon Lee	"Love Yours"	Real Recognize Real		Lee Oh-won		—
	Pablo	"La Luna"	Non-album single		—		Thyro Alfaro
2021	SB19	"Ligaya"	Non-album single		—		Emil Dela Rosa
	SB19, Ben&Ben	"Kapangyarihan"	Pebble House, Vol. 1: Kuwaderno		Paulo Benjamin Miguel Benjamin		—
	Josue, Pablo	"Determinado"	Non-album single		Joshua Daniel Nase		Joshua Daniel Nase
	SB19	"What?"	Pagsibol		—		John Paulo Nase Joshua Daniel Nase Simon Servida Jay Durias
		"Mapa"			—		Simon Servida Jay Durias
		"Bazinga"			—		Simon Servida
		"Mana"			—		Simon Servida
		"Ikako"			—		Thyro Alfaro
		"SLMT"			—		Simon Servida
		"The One"	Non-album single		—		—
2020		"Alab (Burning)"	Get in the Zone		Pablo Han Tae-soo		—
		"Go Up"			Pablo Lee Oh-won Glow		—
		"Tilaluha"			Pablo Kim Kyeong-su Geong Seong-han		—
		"Love Goes"			Pablo Kim Kyeong-su Geong Seong-han		—
		"Hanggang sa Huli"			Pablo Geong Seong-han		—
		"Wag Mong Ikunot ang Iyong Noo"			Pablo Choi Chang Eon		—
	Josue, Pablo	"Akala"	Non-album single		Joshua Daniel Nase		Joshua Daniel Nase

Videography

Music video

Live performances

Awards and nominations

References

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• SB19 members
• 1994 births
• Living people
• Filipino singer-songwriters
• English-language singers from the Philippines
• 21st-century Filipino male singers
• Filipino male pop singers
• Filipino male dancers
• Filipino male models
• Filipino dance musicians
• GMA Network (company) people
• People from Imus
• Singers from Cavite
• Sony Music Philippines artists
• ShowBT Entertainment artists