Solles is a colloquial and somewhat rare term, particularly in this context. It's a conjugated form of the verb "sollar," which can mean "to get high" or "to get wasted," often in a playful or informal sense.
In the song, the lyric "Voy a hacer un parche y conmigo te solles" translates to "I'm going to make a plan/hangout and with me you'll get high/wasted." It suggests a carefree, perhaps even rebellious, shared experience, making it an intriguing and memorable word for learners.
Piso 21 teams up with Venezuelan hit-maker Danny Ocean to celebrate a love that lives offline in Felices Perdidos (Happily Lost). The singers play the role of secret photographers who snap the best pictures of their partner, yet keep them tucked away from social media; the world can double-tap, but only the couple owns the real moments. From Mexico City kisses to globe-trotting DMs, theirs is a whirlwind romance that bumps to an irresistible Latin-pop beat.
Beneath the catchy hook lies a simple manifesto: we choose us. The lovers don’t want rescue, advice, or algorithms deciding their story. Even if they stumble and “finish,” they promise to hit reset and fall in love all over again. It is an anthem for anyone who prefers genuine connection over public approval—a feel-good reminder that the best adventures are often the ones where you get happily lost together.