Pablo Emanuel Bagilet was born in Santa Fe, Argentina. He began his musical studies in percussion at Escuela de Música 9901 in Argentina where he studied with Roberto Benítez, Miguel Demartini and Marcelo Heer, earning a Certificate in Music Education in 1997. During that time he also studied with prominent percussionists Guillermo Gervasoni, and Arturo Vergara. Pablo continued his studies at the Instituto Superior de Música de la Universidad Nacional del Litoral (Santa Fe, Argentina). He also participated in an orchestral percussion training program with the Orquesta Académica del Teatro Colón, led by Arturo Vergara, Ernesto Ringer, Juan Ringer, José Miste, Luis Morardi, and Angel Frette. Pablo pursued further studies in the US, receiving his Bachelors and Masters Degrees in Percussion Performance from the University of Georgia under the guidance of Dr. Thomas McCutchen and Dr. Arvin Scott. Pablo has also participated in numerous master classes and clinics with world renowned percussionists such as Anthony Cirone, David Friedman, Giovanni Hidalgo, Mark Yanchich, Svet Stoyanov, William Moersch, Bob Becker, Liam Teague, David Gross, Ted Piltzecker, Naoko Takada, Adrian Stefanescu, Joe Locke, Richie Gajate Garcia, and Ellie Manett, among others.

An artist of international experience, Pablo has performed in Paraguay, Brazil, Argentina, France and the United States. His experiences include many different musical genres, including orchestral, solo, chamber, contemporary, jazz, latin, and steel drums. Pablo was a member of the University of Georgia Steel Drum Band and Salsa Band, and is currently an active member of the Michigan State University Steel Drum Band and Salsa Band. He has also performed as a percussionist on several Broadway show musical, such as Legally Blonde and A Chorus Line.

As an orchestral percussionist, Pablo has held core positions for several orchestras  in Argentina including Orquesta Sinfónica de Santa Fe, Orquesta Académica del Teatro Colón de Buenos Aires, Orquesta de Cámara de la Universidad Nacional del Litoral and the Orquesta Sinfónica de Entre Ríos. Furthermore, Pablo has performed with numerous other orchestras and ensembles such as Filarmónica de Buenos Aires, Banda Municipal de Santa Fe, and Sinfónica de Rosario.  In the US, Pablo has performed with the Augusta Symphony Orchestra, Lansing Symphony, Southern Great Lakes Symphony, Midland Symphony, Jackson Symphony, UGA Symphony, UGA Wind Ensemble, MSU Symphony, and MSU Wind Symphony. Pablo has worked under conductors such as Kurt Masur, Robert Spano, Enrique Ricci, Carlos Cuesta, Donald Portnoy, Fred Mills, John Culvahouse, Reinaldo Zemba, Jorge Chiappero Favre, Timothy Muffitt, Leon Gregorian, Kevin Sedatole, Mark Cedel, Diana Forni and Alberto Balsanelli.

As a soloist, Pablo has been featured with orchestras and ensembles such as solo concerts with Orquesta Sinfónica de Santa Fe, University of Georgia Symphony Orchestra, Orquesta Juvenil de Santa Fe, and the University of Georgia Percussion Ensemble, and has presented solo recitals in South America, Europe, and the US.

Pablo has held faculty positions at the Escuela de Música 9901 in Argentina, Emmanuel College in Georgia, and the University of Georgia Community Music School.

In 2000, Pablo won first prize in percussion at the Mozarteum Santa Fe, and in 2003 he was the winner of the University of Georgia Concerto Competition. Pablo has also received many awards and scholarships, including an award for Cultural Excellence from the Subsecretaria de la Nación Argentina (2001), the Adora Mills Scholarship (2005-2006), and UGA and MSU teaching assistantships.

              As a composer, Pablo has contributed to the vibraphone repertoire with his original works and arrangements. For instance, one of his creations, Argentinean Suite for Solo Vibraphone, has been recently published by Bachovich Music Publications.