De La Rose sets the stage for his long-awaited debut with FX De La Rose, the 17-track pulse-check dropping November 13, 2025, through Warner Music Latina, and the Intro (FX De La Rose) eases you in like a slow pull on a blunt, that hazy synth hum promising the raw ride ahead.
De La Rose has been bubbling in Puerto Rico’s trap lanes for a minute now, dropping singles that mix street confessions with those glossy hooks that stick, and this opener feels like his mission statement in sound. He hinted at it during that Ibai stream, calling it the “fog before the storm,” tying into the album’s whole FX theme: effects of the life, the highs, the fallout, all filtered through his lens on love gone sideways and the grind that sharpens you. No big collabs here, just Rose solo, letting the production breathe, co-helmed by in-house beats that nod to his early SoundCloud days but with studio polish.
This isn’t a bloated debut; FX De La Rose clocks in tight at 50 minutes, a quick 17-song sprint that feels like one late-night drive. The concept orbits that post-party clarity—tracks like $extape with Eladio Carrión flipping into flex-mode romance, NUBES linking Omar Courtz for cloudy introspection, and deeper cuts like AURORA with Mora chasing those fleeting glows. Yan Block and Sharif Rafael pop in too, keeping it family with the island’s rising guard, while standalones like Yo te conozco 🙁 tease the heartbreak core. It’s got that reggaeton-trap hybrid he owns, less about club bangers and more personal dispatches, bridging his viral TikTok moments to something fuller.
Rose is at that breakout cusp, 22 and fresh off packing PR clubs with his att. tape last year, where he turned heads with bars that cut personal without spilling too much. This album’s his stake in the game, timed right after the Bad Bunny wave but carving his own quiet storm, proving he’s not just next up—he’s here, owning the effects of it all.
X went off when the cover dropped Saturday, that stark black-and-white shot with the rose motif, fans stacking predictions on the intro’s drop and tagging it the mood-setter we needed. If the singles were appetizers, this full plate’s about to satisfy.
Dive into the Intro (FX De La Rose) lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other FX De La Rose tracks for more of De La Rose’s filtered fire.
| Lead Vocals | De La Rose |
| Songwriter | De La Rose & Fino Como El Haze |
| Music Producer | Fino Como El Haze |
| Label | House Of Haze |
| Release Date | November 13, 2025 |
| Song Language | Spanish |
| Copyright © | House Of Haze & Warner Music Latina |
| Translation | Intro (FX De La Rose) (English Translation) by De La Rose |
Lyrics of Intro (FX De La Rose) by De La Rose
[Intro]
I’ma Ride On You Tonight
Se Dice Que Lo Malo Se Siente Bien
Quiere Que Yo Le Dé Action, Que Nos Grabemo’
Solo Sueña Conmigo
[Coro]
Dime Cómo Se Escuchan Mis Gemido’
Con Mi Piel Vo’a Calentarte, A Ti Yo Siempre Te Bendigo
Con Mis Brinco’, Brincándote
Me Dice: “Diabla, Ven, Lúcete”
En Mí Te Esconde’ Y Lo Hace’ Muy Bien
Sudamo’ La Colcha Una Y Otra Ve’
[Verso]
Llegué Seca Pa’ Salir Wet
Mi Silueta La Conoce’ Bien
No Me Tapo La Cara Pa’ Las Fotos Topless
Si Tú A Las Mías Las Tienes Siempre Set, Eh
Yo Tu Sumisa, ¿Cuál Es La Prisa?
Tus Fantasía’ Las Cumplo Como Una Película
Me Hago Una Trenza Como Anastasia
En El Cuarto Rojo Te Espero Sentá’ De Espalda
[Puente]
Woh-oh-oh-oh
Woh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
Woh-oh-oh-oh
Woh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
Woh-oh-oh-oh
Woh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
Woh-oh-oh-oh
[Coro]
Dime Cómo Se Escuchan Mis Gemido’
Con Mi Piel Vo’a Calentarte, A Ti Yo Siempre Te Bendigo
Con Mis Brinco’, Brincándote
Me Dice: “Diabla, Ven, Lúcete”
En Mí Te Esconde’ Y Lo Hace’ Muy Bien
Sudamo’ La Colcha Una Y Otra Ve’
