Olvidar

RBD's song 'Olvidar' delves into the complex emotions of love and heartbreak, capturing the essence of a relationship that leaves an indelible mark on one's soul. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of memories that are inescapable, likening them to a journey laden with baggage. This metaphor suggests that the past experiences in the relationship are heavy and burdensome, yet impossible to leave behind. The phrase 'ya olvidé soñar sin dormir' (I forgot to dream without sleeping) indicates a state of constant unrest, where the protagonist is unable to find peace even in their dreams.

The recurring imagery of an 'open wound' that awakens with the touch of the lover's hands symbolizes the lingering pain and the inability to heal from the emotional scars. This wound is not just a physical metaphor but also an emotional one, representing the deep and persistent hurt that resurfaces with any reminder of the past relationship. The line 'la misma historia sin memoria' (the same story without memory) suggests a cyclical pattern of pain and forgetting, where the protagonist is trapped in a loop of reliving the same hurtful experiences without the relief of true forgetfulness.

The song also touches on the destructive nature of the lover's smile, which 'destroys everything and draws' new wounds. This duality of pleasure and pain is a common theme in love songs, but RBD's portrayal is particularly poignant, emphasizing the inescapable nature of the emotional turmoil. The repeated plea to 'olvidar' (forget) underscores the desperation and futility of trying to move on from a love that has left such a profound impact. Through its evocative lyrics and haunting melody, 'Olvidar' captures the essence of a love that is both beautiful and devastating, leaving an unforgettable imprint on the heart.