Por los suelos literally translates to "on the floor" or "along the ground". It's a highly expressive idiom that captures a feeling of being completely overwhelmed by emotion.
In the song, Xavi sings, "...por los suelos me traes" which means "...you have me head over heels." He uses this dramatic phrase to convey that he's so infatuated, he's metaphorically weak at the knees and completely floored by his love for this person.
Ojitos De Miel paints a breezy, feel-good picture of falling head-over-heels for someone whose honey-colored eyes light up the world. Xavi sings about craving a kiss, wanting to wake up next to her, and even (half-seriously) promising to quit smoking because her smile is already the perfect high. The lyrics mix playful honesty with poetic images: sunrise watch-parties, getting lost among the stars, and sharing a joint that makes their connection feel cosmic.
Behind the chill vibe lies a classic love confession. Her presence slows time, erases problems, and claims a permanent spot in his heart. No matter what else exists—coffee, galaxies, or any other “belleza”—nothing tops the simple magic of those sweet ojitos de miel. It is a modern serenade that blends romantic devotion with laid-back, guitar-strummed escapism, inviting listeners to drift into the mellow rush of young love.