Lo Que Me Había Olvidado is Andrés Cepeda’s musical wake-up call for a heart that thought it had retired. After a string of heartbreaks, the singer admits he forgot every step of the love playbook: dialing the phone without fear, laughing until it hurts, surrendering his pride to chase a woman. Love had treated him so badly that even butterflies and stolen-kiss adrenaline felt like distant legends.
Everything changes the moment he meets her. One look, and the feelings he had shelved come flooding back—familiar yet brand-new, as if they knew each other “from another life.” Suddenly there are fireworks in his chest, and he is raising a glass to Cupid for proving romance can still surprise him. The chorus is pure celebration: he remembers what he had buried, feels “de todo contigo,” and rediscovers the electrifying joy of loving too much. The song is a vibrant reminder that even the most guarded heart can relearn its favorite language when the right person appears.
Andrés Cepeda Cediel, born on July 7, 1973, in Bogotá, Colombia, is a celebrated singer-songwriter known for his soulful blend of Latin pop, jazz, and rock. Starting his musical journey early with piano lessons at age five, Andrés displayed remarkable talent by composing his first piece at twelve.
He began his career as the lead vocalist of the influential latin rock band Poligamia before embarking on a successful solo path. His albums, including the quadruple-platinum "El Carpintero," showcase his mastery in romantic genres such as bolero and balada. With numerous accolades like a Latin Grammy Award and multiple nominations, Andrés Cepeda continues to be a beloved figure in Latin American music.