Ready for a love-fueled space flight? In “Me Pasa (Piscis)” Colombian powerhouse Bomba Estéreo joins forces with Venezuelan band Rawayana and ASTROPICAL to whisk a special someone from the dance floor straight into the cosmos. The singers promise an impulsive adventure with no return ticket: dancing champeta among planets, blazing past comets, arguing playfully over who owns the arepa, and vibing like Lennon and Yoko in the 70s. It is a neon-lit mix of tropical rhythms, psychedelic imagery, and unapologetically Latin pride.
The chorus’s constant “¿Qué me pasa?” (“What’s happening to me?”) captures the dizzying rush of new love: floors tremble, gravity vanishes, and the heart pounds in brand-new ways. Yet the narrator happily surrenders to the sensation, deciding that being with this person is enough. By the time their spaceship lands on a terrace for coffee with an ocean view, the message is clear: surrender to the moment, let the music lift you, and embark on a fearless journey where connection is the ultimate destination.