The equations are symmetric: if you exchange the variables x and y in the first equation, you get the second equation. Therefore at least one of the solution (probably all of the real solutions) fall on to x=y. So substitute y=x in the first equation and simplify and solve that, and you will get at least one of the solutions (probably the only real one.)
My tests using solve() indicate that there is in fact one real solution, and 4 closely related imaginary solutions (which become obvious if you factor the equations and examine the numerator.)
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