Corrido de Camelia

Oscar Ovidio's song 'Corrido de Camelia' tells the compelling story of a woman named Camelia, who undergoes a profound transformation. Set in the year 1977, the song begins by describing Camelia's life entangled in the world of crime and narcotics. Known to both the narcos and the police, she was a figure of fear and authority, dispensing her own form of justice due to the trauma she experienced. Her life was marked by violence and lawlessness, with many witnesses to her actions during this dark period.

However, the narrative takes a significant turn when Camelia finds redemption through faith. Unexpectedly, she encounters God, which leads to a complete transformation of her life. She abandons her past and begins to preach about Jesus Christ wherever she goes. The song emphasizes that she is no longer the same Camelia who once trafficked in the underworld, highlighting the power of faith to change even the most hardened individuals.

Despite her newfound faith, Camelia faces challenges and persecution. The devil, representing her past life and its temptations, attacks her because she no longer serves his interests. She is falsely accused and imprisoned, but her unwavering trust in God sees her through. She spends only three days in jail, as no evidence is found against her. The song concludes with a powerful message about the transformative power of Christ, urging listeners to never forget His ability to change lives, regardless of the magnitude of their problems or past sins.