Si Acaso Se Me Olvida

The song 'Si Acaso Se Me Olvida' by Jacobo Ramos is a heartfelt plea for spiritual renewal and a reminder of the foundational aspects of faith. The lyrics express a desire to return to the roots of one's beliefs, particularly when one's passion begins to wane or becomes clouded. The repeated lines 'Si acaso se me olvida' (If I happen to forget) and 'Si acaso se me escapa' (If it happens to slip away) suggest a fear of losing sight of what is truly important, which in the context of the song, is the singer's relationship with the divine.

The 'madero' (wood or cross) and the 'cruz' (cross) are central symbols in the song, representing the place of the singer's spiritual encounter and commitment. These references are deeply rooted in Christian imagery, where the cross is a symbol of sacrifice, love, and redemption. By asking to be taken back to the cross, the artist is seeking to rekindle the passion and friendship that began there. The song is a personal and intimate prayer, asking for guidance and closeness to the divine, which is referred to as 'amado mío' (my beloved).

The theme of restoration is also prominent, with the lines 'Solo allí hay restauración' (Only there is restoration) and 'solo en ti renuevo mi amor' (only in you I renew my love) emphasizing the transformative power of returning to one's spiritual foundation. The song is a call to remember and recommit to the core values and experiences that define one's faith, and to seek the strength and renewal that comes from this reconnection.