Metrika releases ‘La Orden’ and launches its new era

Metrika has now released ‘La Orden’, the album they had been teasing since June, with ‘Terror en la disco’ included in the project. The album is also linked to their 2027 concerts in Spain, with the first dates in Mislata (Valencia) at the end of January.

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Metrika has already made its move. This October 30, the artist has released ‘La Orden’, an album that, according to La Ganzúa, features ‘Terror en la disco’ as part of a project connected to their 2027 concerts in Spain. This release didn't come out of the blue. In fact, they had been showcasing tracks from this universe for months, making it clear that there was a concept, a narrative, and a very distinct aesthetic behind it.

The roadmap had been fairly clear since mid-October. LOS40 reported on the 15th that Metrika, who had also been introduced there as La Madre Fundadora, had revealed the full tracklist and collaborations for ‘La Orden’ on October 14, an LP that was then scheduled for release on October 29. The same outlet also noted that the album promised to solidify the sonic and aesthetic universe the artist had been building for years.

An album that was being built in stages

The first major sign of this era arrived on June 5. Then, in an exclusive with LOS40 Urban, ‘Demonias Muñecas’ was announced as the first teaser for ‘La Orden’. It was already being described as having bars, provocation, darkness, and a very distinct aesthetic at its core. The artist's team defined it as a dark, addictive anthem designed for the dance floor. An important idea was also introduced: ‘La Orden’ would be developed in different chapters and drew inspiration from the Lesser Key of Solomon.

A week later, on June 12, LOS40 Urban followed up by presenting ‘Demonias Muñecas’ as the gateway to a complete work, with its own audiovisual story and a dark, provocative, and feminine universe. This approach helps explain why the album is generating buzz beyond its mere release. The project has not been presented as a collection of standalone tracks, but as a piece with its own language.

From ‘Demonias Muñecas’ to ‘P0RN0’

The next step came in September. LOS40 presented ‘P0RN0’ as the third and final teaser for ‘La Orden’, following ‘Demonias Muñecas’ and ‘Contacto Contacto’, and recalled that dark reggaeton was leading Metrika's musical offerings in 2026. This completes the picture of ‘La Orden’: a serialized narrative, a recognizable imagery, and a constant tension between the club, darkness, and provocation.

Why it matters now

It matters because the album isn't confined to streaming platforms. La Ganzúa has already linked it to the 2027 concerts and cited the first dates in Spain as Mislata (Valencia), on January 29 and 30, 2027. Thus, the release not only presents a new stage: it also prepares the ground for its live debut.

And in urban music, that counts for a lot. When a project is born with chapters, its own imagery, and a stage presence, the release stops being a static snapshot. It starts to feel like the real beginning of an era. That is exactly what Metrika is doing with ‘La Orden’.

Style and jewelry for an aesthetic like this

In an Ice Baby style, this aesthetic calls for pieces with presence and contrast. If you like the dark, club vibe surrounding ‘La Orden’, a short Cuban chain, a cross pendant with a clean silhouette, grillz to elevate the look at night, and a chunky ring will fit right in. A tennis chain also works if you are looking for a cleaner but equally striking finish. The idea is not to overdo it, but to create a cold, sharp, and very after-hours look.