Pablito Calavera

Pablito Calavera is the stage name of Mexican rapper Pablo de Jesús Hernández García, a Babilonia Music artist raised in Santa Catarina, Nuevo León. He entered the catalog with Sala de Espera in 2020, a 12-track album built around street rap, barrio storytelling, and regional urban slang, with songs such as “Sala de Espera,” “El Flaco de la Cuadra,” “Millonario de Barrio,” and “La Mujer y la Cerveza.” In 2021, he continued with “Bien Aca” featuring JIJO E7, then appeared in 2022 on “Tóxico” with Millonario. His 2023 run included Triple 7 (Lado A), featuring “Cumbiota” with Mr. Pomel, “Chamuco,” “La Pandilla,” and “Mami de Mamis,” followed by Triple 7 (Lado B), which included “Me Largo de Aquí,” “Coraje,” “Calle Santa,” “Vamos para el Club,” and “Pablito y el Pelón” with Cartel de Santa. In 2024, Pablito Calavera collaborated with Barbarela on “Chiqui Truki” and with 38 Súper on “Facha de Maleante.” He stayed active in 2025 with “Un 200” with Under Side 821, “¿Cuántos Fueron?” with Richard Ahumada and Mr. Pomel, “Cadenota,” “Kaguamas y Cumbias” with Bicho Ramirez and DJ Agustin, “Al Derecho y al Revés” with Carlos Blanco, and “Yo Sé” with Remik Gonzalez. In 2026, he released “Cuantas Lokeras” with Barbarela, “El Niño y la Calle” with Under Side 821, and “Fuego Azul” with Under Side 821 and Richard Ahumada, bringing his rap mexicano style into a wider urban crossover lane.