ESTA VIDA Lyrics – Clarent & Morad | from “NO VUELVE A SUCEDER”

Clarent’s NO VUELVE A SUCEDER crashes in like a Badalona back-alley reckoning, slated for January 8 via De Baller Inc. under Warner, and “ESTA VIDA” ft. Morad is the gut-check opener that turns trap scars into anthems, whispering that this hustle’s worth every bruise.

This collab’s pure fire from the Catalan underground: slinky 808s slither under Morad’s gravelly menace and Clarent’s slick flows, blending trap’s raw edge with subtle reggaeton sway for a sound that’s street-smart and cinematic. It’s urban rap at its most lived-in—think hazy synths evoking late-night drives past graffiti walls, where the beat drops like a confession you can’t take back.

Thematically, it’s a raw pulse on “esta vida”: the grind of real-life traps, fleeting loves that sting like open wounds, blind ambition chasing paper dreams, and that relentless street code that keeps you armored but isolated. Clarent penned most of it solo before looping in Morad for those killer hooks, turning personal diaries into shared war cries—no flashy effects, just vulnerable bars over a beat that builds like tension in a heist flick. Dropped Christmas Day as the lead single, it’s already racking streams on YouTube, with fans dissecting lines about loyalty’s price in comment threads that feel like cypher sessions.

The album? It’s Clarent’s debut full-length, a 10-track manifesto titled after that gut-punch realization—“it won’t happen again”—flipping past fuck-ups into fuel. Clocking around 35 minutes, it’s a sonic scrapbook of his come-up: from the welcome-wagon bravado of “BIENVENIDA” (prod. Turbo G) to the legal-lift haze of “LA DEL PROCESO,” the freestyle flex “BALLER FREESTYLE” (Yecko on the boards), and closers like “OTRO MOMENTO” and “COMUNICADO” that hit reflective. Standouts include the moody “MALDAD” (his December single unpacking emotional black holes) and “LOVE,” but the whole thing’s a cohesive trap tapestry—no filler, just Clarent proving he’s not chasing trends, he’s carving lanes. Recorded in Barcelona hideouts amid his ’25 buzz, it’s got that DIY grit meets major polish, shouting out producers like Turbo G while keeping the circle tight.

Clarent’s exploding at 22, the Badalona kid who went from SoundCloud shadows to festival stages off viral singles like “Revuelto (Remix)” with Nicky Jam—now this LP’s his stake in the throne, evolving from raw freestyles to layered storytelling that nods to Morad’s blueprint without aping it. Teaming with his hometown hero? It’s generational handoff, especially post-Morad’s Reinsertado glow-up, with ’26 tour whispers already heating X. He’s trading teen rage for wiser wounds, owning the mic like the streets owe him one.

Dive into the ESTA VIDA lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other NO VUELVE A SUCEDER tracks for more of Clarent’s gritty Catalan trap vibes.