BURROS Lyrics – Clarent

Clarent‘s straight out the gate with BURROS, a gritty trap missile loaded with San Juan street tales and that signature Boricua bite, hitting YouTube on December 25, 2025 under Warner Music Latina and it’s already buzzing in the underground.

This one’s a solo shot from Clarent, no frills or features, clocking in around the three-minute mark with a beat that slaps like a late-night reggaeton rumble crossed with raw trap menace. Think heavy 808s thumping under sparse hi-hats, a melody hook that loops those urgent Spanish bars like a siren call from the block.

The vibe? Pure bravado meets survival mode—themes of holding your spot in Puerto Rico’s top tier without bending to the industry, flexing that self-made glow-up while keeping the heat close. Lines hit hard on the hustle: dodging the fake, stacking looks like Nordstrom racks, and that edge-of-your-seat tension with the Makar in tow. It’s Clarent channeling the chaos of Caparra Terrace life, where every verse feels like a middle finger to the doubters and a nod to the real ones riding with you till the trigger pulls.

Dropped independently via his ClarentKP channel on December 25, 2025, BURROS lands as his freshest single since “LOVE” earlier this year, keeping the momentum from his Warner Music Latina signing last December. No full album rollout yet—that’s teased for 2026—but this track slots right into his string of no-skip heaters like “MALDAD” and “NCAA,” all building that bridge from block anthems to wider waves. Warner’s got his back now, but Clarent’s updates still drop raw on socials—Instagram stories hyping the visualizer, X posts teasing the bars that didn’t make the cut.

Right now, Clarent’s in that sweet spot of breakout without the sellout. The kid from San Juan who started barbering clips and flipping tracks independently in 2023 is evolving fast, blending trap’s grit with hooks that sneak into your playlist. Signing with Warner brought structure—better plans, bigger reaches—but he keeps it real, pulling lyrics straight from the gut, no ghostwriters. It’s that balance: verses locked in street truth, choruses wide enough for the clubs. After “LOVE” leaked and blew up on demand, BURROS feels like his way of saying, yeah, I’m commercial if it fits, but the core’s still concrete and cojones. He’s not chasing trends; he’s setting them, one unfiltered drop at a time, proving Puerto Rico’s got another voice ready to echo global.