Recorría comes from recorrer, meaning “to travel through,” “to go over,” or “to trace.” In the song, “tu cuerpo recorría” uses the verb romantically to describe remembering tracing or exploring someone’s body, giving the word a more poetic and intimate meaning than its everyday use.
Marca MP’s “Todavía Me Acuerdo” (“I Still Remember”) is a direct confession from someone who cannot stop thinking about an ex. He says, “Me paso los días, qué pasó las noches / pronunciando tu nombre” [I spend my days and nights saying your name], then adds, “No pasa un segundo y no esté pensando” [Not a second goes by without me thinking]. The memory is physical too: he remembers the other person’s neck and the feeling of running his hands over their body. It is tender, but also a bit blunt, which makes the longing feel personal rather than polished.
The singer does not know whether this person still thinks about him: “La verdad no sé si piensas en mí todavía” [Honestly, I don’t know if you still think about me]. He misses their hand, wants them beside him, and asks for a clear answer: “Dime que quieres volver también” [Tell me you want to come back too]. The repeated “todavía me acuerdo” [I still remember] keeps pulling him back to those memories, while “quiero volver contigo” [I want to return to you] makes his wish simple: he wants the relationship back and hopes the other person feels the same.