Think of Pablo as a Brazilian Neil Diamond: a brazen crooner who sings about falling in love, falling out of love, and everything in between—never with even a lick of shame or irony. Critics accuse him of being sentimental, but neither he nor his devoted fans have time for critics. Instead, they dance: Pablo is a master of the arrocha style, which typically involves keeping your partner as close as possible. Here, the bass often carries the melody, and a finger-picked guitar adds occasional flourishes. Listen with a loved one—or a box of tissues.