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.
Bomba Estéreo is a dynamic Colombian band that originated in Bogotá in 2005, founded by Simón Mejía. Known for their unique fusion of electro, traditional cumbia, alternative dance, and psychedelic pop, they have carved out a vibrant niche in the Latin music scene.
With Liliana "Li" Saumet on vocals, the band’s sound is often described as "electro tropical" or "psychedelic cumbia," blending electronic beats with Colombia’s rich musical traditions. Their energetic tracks like "Fuego" and the empowering anthem "Soy Yo" have gained international acclaim, featuring in films, video games, and popular TV shows.
Bomba Estéreo continues to innovate and inspire, bringing a fresh and colorful spirit to global audiences through their pulsating rhythms and culturally rich storytelling.