Puerto Rican urban artist Clarent made his debut at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot in San Juan with two performances of his show "No pasa nada hombre", a production led by Eric Duars and Paco López. The concerts featured visual effects, choreography and guest appearances from leading figures in the genre. The show opened with a five-minute countdown on the giant screens, and Clarent descended on a platform suspended by a harness as he performed his first songs, including "Bienvenida", "SRT", "Babayaga" and "Traqueto".
"Gracias por estar aquí, para mí es bien especial, mi primer Choli".
After the opening number he told the audience, "Gracias por estar aquí, para mí es bien especial, mi primer Choli". The staging included mobile scenery, lighting and special effects, more than 15 dancers, and musicians including a drummer and a guitarist. The set list continued with songs such as "Oh My", "Úsame", "Escrito en piedra", "Granada", "Jukiar" and "Yo sin ti", and later "Casamigo", "Sport+", "Oh wow", "Reyna" and "BNB".
Attendees received a commemorative light-up cord inspired by the artist’s chain. On Saturday, Omar Courtz joined him for "Scatpack", "Ojos brujos" and "Woah", and Rauw Alejandro appeared to perform his hits and share "Forni" with Clarent. The Thursday show featured Yovngchimi on "Mclaren", "Piso 30" and "Baby Father", and Farruko on "No pasa nada hombre", "Dile", "Si se da" and "Pepas".
The close included "Love", "No pasa nada, hombre", "IA" with Mora, and "Dime Baby". Clarent is part of a new generation of Puerto Rican urban artists expanding internationally through collaborations.