Recuérdame is a heartfelt pop-rock duet where La 5ª Estación and Marc Anthony turn longing into poetry. Over ringing guitars and sweeping vocals, the singers plead to be kept alive in a lover’s thoughts: “Remember me when you dream, when the cold and sadness surround you, when you look into the eyes of the past.” Each line paints intimate snapshots of shared beds, dawns that will no longer come together, and an invisible thread that still ties two souls.
Rather than clinging with bitterness, the song asks for remembrance that is warm, forgiving, and limitless. The repeated chorus “Recuérdame amándote” (“Remember me loving you”) feels like a melodic tattoo, mirroring the lyric “mi alma fue tatuada en tu piel.” It is a bittersweet celebration of love’s endurance: even if bodies part, memories keep vibrating like the final chord of a great song.
La 5ª Estación is a celebrated Spanish pop rock band originating from Madrid, currently comprising lead singer Natalia Jiménez and guitarist Ángel Reyero. Established in 2000, the band quickly gained recognition after relocating to Mexico, where their hit single "¿Dónde Irán?" became the theme song for the popular telenovela Clase 406.
Known for their blend of Latin pop, rock, and folk, La 5ª Estación achieved widespread success with albums like Flores de Alquiler and El Mundo Se Equivoca, earning multiple platinum certifications and prestigious awards including Latin Grammys. Their heartfelt and melodic songs, such as "El Sol No Regresa" and "Algo Más," have resonated deeply with audiences across Spain and Latin America. After a hiatus beginning in 2010, the band reunited in 2023, continuing to inspire fans with their passionate music and lyrical storytelling.