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Pablo Correa

Cali, Valle del Cauca, Colombia

Biography

Pablo Correa is a music producer, singer -songwriter, drummer and percussion player from Cali, Colombia. Since his arrival to Los Angeles in 2000 he has been involved in live productions as well as in the recording field for artists such as Cristina Aguilera, Mariah Carey, Katie Perry,  Playing for Change and Vilma Palma e Vampiros along many other local artists. Since 2013 Pablo is also part of the Reggae tango Project Regardel where he plays drums or saxophone.

Pablo joined the PFC Band as a drummer and percussionist in 2015.

Hometown

Cali, Valle del Cauca, Colombia

PFC Videos Featuring Pablo Correa
Black Water | The Doobie Brothers w/PFC Band Live in Los Angeles

May 11, 2018
Member Exclusive | Willin | Little Feat w/the PFC Band

Mar 20, 2018
Dixie Chicken | Little Feat w/the PFC Band Live in Los Angeles

Mar 09, 2018
A Change Is Gonna Come | PFC Band Live at the Mayan Theater

Feb 27, 2018
Member Exclusive | Reggae Got Soul | PFC Live

Oct 23, 2017
Biko | PFC Band Live in New York

Aug 16, 2017
54-46 Was My Number | PFC Band Live in Brazil

May 12, 2017
Mohammed Alidu Joins the PFC Band on Tour

Jul 10, 2016
PFC Band on the Road: United World Tour 2016

Jun 26, 2016

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That’s What Love Will Make You Do | PFC Band Live

Aug 30, 2018

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