Acuérdate

In 'Acuérdate,' Orion delves into the emotional turmoil of a relationship on the brink of collapse. The song's title, which translates to 'Remember,' sets the tone for a nostalgic and introspective journey. The lyrics recount moments of shared dreams and plans, such as moving to Madrid, which now seem distant and unattainable. This longing for what once was is palpable, as the narrator pleads for honesty amidst the growing distance between them.

The recurring phrase 'Y aunque te vas' ('And even though you're leaving') underscores the inevitability of the separation. Despite this, the narrator seeks the truth, yearning for clarity and closure. The song paints a picture of a partner who has become increasingly distant and unrecognizable, described as 'siempre tan rara, siempre cansada' ('always so strange, always tired'). This change is accompanied by a litany of excuses, further deepening the emotional chasm.

Orion's poignant lyrics also touch on the sleepless nights and the haunting memories that linger even in the absence of the loved one. The line '¿Por qué aún te sueño?' ('Why do I still dream of you?') encapsulates the struggle to move on from a relationship that continues to haunt the narrator's thoughts. The song's melancholic tone is amplified by the realization that some things cannot be fixed, as expressed in 'Todo lo que pasa en tu cabeza no lo sé arreglar' ('Everything that happens in your head, I can't fix'). This acceptance of the unchangeable adds a layer of resignation to the sorrow, making 'Acuérdate' a heartfelt exploration of love, loss, and the enduring impact of past relationships.