Pablo Jasso is a dancer, choreographer, and stage creator within the field of contemporary dance, with a career distinguished by interpretative strength, stage versatility, and a strong creative presence. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Performing Arts for Dance Expression, specializing in contemporary dance and choreography, from the University of Guadalajara. He was also a recipient of the PECDA scholarship in the Artistic Training category in 2010 and 2011 for the state of Tamaulipas.

He has developed as a performer in large-scale stage productions such as *Fandango*, *La Nueva Cara de México*, and *Azteca Spirit* by Arte Escena Crisol. He was a member of Nubem Danza under the direction of Josué Valderrama and worked as a principal dancer in productions by AlteaCorp.

His work has been presented at national and international festivals such as the World Festival of Artistic Youth in Cuba, the Tamaulipas International Festival, the Onésimo González International Contemporary Dance Festival, the Angelopolitano Dance Festival, and the Desert Festival. He also participated as a dancer in the Opening Ceremony of the Guadalajara 2011 Pan American Games.

In parallel, he has collaborated as a choreographer and teacher in various institutions and cultural projects, strengthening his training through work with renowned creators and companies such as Anzari, Roberto Olivan, Danielle Agami, Malgorzata Haduch, and Colectivo Carretel.

He is the founder, co-director, and choreographer of DOCA Danza Contemporánea, with more than 17 years of trajectory, as well as the creator of training and outreach projects focused on the integral development of the body, stage practice, and contemporary creation.