Ráfaga literally translates to "gust of wind" or "burst." It's an interesting word because it's not commonly found in song lyrics, especially in this context.
In the song, it appears as a standalone interjection, almost like a sudden exclamation. It could be interpreted as a quick, intense feeling or a sudden memory, adding a dramatic and somewhat mysterious flair to the lyrics.
"Si Tú La Ves" is a heartbreak song about missing someone who's gone and not knowing where she went.
The singer asks anyone who might run into her to pass along a message: he still thinks about her, he still wants her back, and he's willing to wait as long as it takes. He admits he still loves the version of her who loved him fully, and he can't stop wondering where that closeness went.
This live performance, recorded as part of Ráfaga's own MYA LIVE series, captures the song's raw, pleading tone especially well in the repeated chorus asking "if you see her."