About Pablo Ramirez
Lived 1993 – 2019 (aged 26). Pablo Ramirez was a skateboarder, painter, musician and drummer.
Pablo Ramirez (February 10, 1993 – April 23, 2019) was a regular-footed American skateboarder, artist, and musician from New York City, who lived and skated in San Francisco.
Life Ramirez was raised in Park Slope, Brooklyn where he lived primarily with his mother, a chef and business owner of Jewish American descent. His father, who is of Dominican descent, worked as a lawyer. Pablo went to elementary, middle, and high school in Brooklyn, NY, where he developed a love for the arts, sports, and music. Ramirez, known for his fast skating and fearless outlook, rode down the steepest streets in San Francisco. Additionally, he volunteered with Shawn Connolly's organization, San Francisco Skate Club, mentoring teens.
The 2019 Supreme video CANDYLAND directed by William Strobeck is dedicated to Pablo Ramirez. Ramirez also has the opening line in the video.
The 2020 Westernworld video FFFURTHER by Anorga & Timpson is dedicated to Pablo. The video features skating from Elijah Akerley, Matt Bergmann, Stephen Brayman, Hayden Estrada, Kayl Johnson, Neil Norgren, Daniel Stelly, Zane Timpson, and Pablo. 2017: Adrenaline Junkie - GX1000 2018: Roll Up - GX1000 2019: CANDYLAND - Supreme - by William Strobeck KGO-TV reported, "Just seconds before he died in a crash with a truck in San Francisco's South of Market area, video shows pro skateboarder Pablo 'P-Spliff' Ramirez grabbing the bumper of a truck and being towed through a busy intersection."
Pablo Ramirez Foundation Pablo's family established the Pablo Ramirez Foundation or (PRF) in his honor with the aim to help kids and young adults develop a positive lifestyle through skateboarding, music and art. Since its founding, the Pablo Ramirez Foundation has hosted public skateboarding events in New York City and San Francisco. In March 2022, the Pablo Ramirez Foundation presented "The Power of Pablo" a benefit art exhibit with a live musical performance by Tommy Guerrero and DJ set by John Cardiel. The 2022 "Power of Pablo" art show included over 100 artists including Alicia McCarthy, Mark Gonzales, Barry McGee, Ed Templeton, Kevin Long, Elyse Gil, Sean Greene, William Strobeck, Haroshi, Ryan Garshell, Alán González, Nile Gibbs, Jahmal Williams, Jack Curtin, Jeffrey Cheung, Ashley Reem Habr, Roger Krebs, Dave Schubert, and others.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Pablo Ramirez?
American skateboarder (1993–2019)
When was Pablo Ramirez born?
Pablo Ramirez was born on 10 February 1993 in Astoria.
When did Pablo Ramirez die?
Pablo Ramirez died on 23 April 2019 in San Francisco.
What was Pablo Ramirez's occupation?
Pablo Ramirez was a skateboarder, painter, musician and drummer.
Sources & further reading
· DBpedia: Pablo Ramirez (skateboarder)
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Pablo Ramirez. https://biography.guide/pablo-ramirez-skateboarder/
MLA: "Pablo Ramirez." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/pablo-ramirez-skateboarder/.
Chicago: "Pablo Ramirez." Biography.guide. https://biography.guide/pablo-ramirez-skateboarder/.
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