“Felices Los 4 [Salsa]” turns a classic tale of love and jealousy on its head and swaps it for a carefree, open-door romance powered by sizzling salsa rhythms. Maluma and Marc Anthony playfully sing about a relationship where everyone is free to come and go, certain that the chemistry is strong enough to bring them back together. Instead of heartbreak, the singers choose celebration: “Let’s all be happy, the four of us.” The lyrics show a bold confidence—no stress, no drama—just the assurance that passion will keep cycling back like a catchy chorus.
Behind the upbeat horns and infectious percussion, the song carries a message of non-traditional love, trust, and zero possessiveness. Whether the partner stays, leaves, or shares time with someone else, the mood stays festive. Maluma’s laid-back swagger blends with Marc Anthony’s salsa fire to proclaim that love can be flexible, fun, and full of dance-floor heat. In this world, expanding the room (“te agrandamos el cuarto”) is easier than shrinking the heart, and everyone is invited to keep the party—and the romance—going round after round.