LA DEL PROCESO Lyrics – Clarent | from “NO VUELVE A SUCEDER”

Clarent’s NO VUELVE A SUCEDER crashes in like a late-night confession over reggaeton beats, his debut album under Warner Music Latina hitting January 8, 2026, and “LA DEL PROCESO” is that gritty midpoint gut-check, where the come-up’s scars finally get a voice without the filter.

This track five deep cut is Clarent channeling his San Juan streets into something fiercely introspective: trap snares snapping under hazy synths, his auto-tuned flow weaving Spanish bars that feel like a diary ripped open. It’s urban rap with that raw Puerto Rican swing—think Bad Bunny’s edge meets Anuel’s confessionals, but leaner, more lived-in. Thematically, it’s all about “the process”—that brutal grind from Caparra Terrace corners to label lights, unpacking regrets, fake loyalties, and the ones who bailed mid-hustle. No big features here; it’s solo Clarent, produced in-house with those booming 808s that mirror the heartbeat of survival. Teased in a cryptic Insta reel last week, it’s got fans dissecting snippets for those “no vuelve a suceder” echoes, promising the kind of vulnerable flex that turns pain into playlist gold.

The album? A tight 10-track exhale clocking just 14 minutes, it’s Clarent’s manifesto on closing chapters—“It Won’t Happen Again” as both promise and scar tissue. From opener “BIENVENIDA”’s welcome-to-the-game swagger to closers like “COMUNICADO” and “OTRO MOMENTO,” it’s stacked with collabs (Morad on “ESTA VIDA,” Omar Courtz on “Scatpack”) and standouts (“BURROS,” “MALDAD”) that blend trap bravado with emotional detours. Recorded post his ’24 Warner signing, it ditches early mixtape chaos for polished reflection—less shootouts, more soul-searching—proving he’s building a sound that’s unapologetically Boricua, fusing reggaeton rhythms with hip-hop heart.

At 22, Clarent—Fabián Cartagena Torres to the block—is exploding from indie cyphers to global radars, fresh off viral TikToks flipping his bars into dance challenges and that ’25 South Beach fest slot where he shut down the main stage. Signed after just a year of grinding, this LP’s his evolution: the kid who dropped freestyles from his mom’s garage now scripting anthems for the overlooked, turning street lore into something you bump on the way up.

Dive into the LA DEL PROCESO lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other NO VUELVE A SUCEDER tracks for more of Clarent’s street-smart reflective vibes.