Zësar Bahamonte's mural 'Solea' is a striking tribute to both music and visual art. Organized by Wall and Love, the piece spans a towering wall in vibrant, geometric compositions of a woman playing a guitar. Bahamonte's use of cubist-like forms and bold color blocking gives the mural a dynamic energy, where the figure seems to emerge and recede simultaneously. The bright colors, particularly the reds, greens, and pinks, create a compelling contrast, making the figure almost pulsate with life.

The choice of subject—a woman engrossed in playing the guitar—brings a soulful, introspective quality to the work, reinforcing a theme of cultural and personal expression. The title, Solea, refers to a traditional style of flamenco music, emphasizing the mural's deep connection to musical heritage, a common thread in Bahamonte's works.