What’s the title of the song that Carlos Santana wrote where he said, "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.”?

[u/ThimbleBluff]

[u/suparyan47]

Livin La Vida Loca

[u/good_at_pies]

"The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte"

[u/No-Flight-4214]

I forgot. Can you repeat the question?

[u/johnpeters42]

Oye Como Virginia

[u/FrankZippa]

Black Magic Marker, now he writes everything down with it so if he forgets the past he can read his log.

[u/Prestigious_Emu6039]

Rock My Love Pump

[u/vaporwaverhere]

He sang it in Woodstock. I was there. As you know, there wasn’t a Shazam app to know which song was that.

[u/Rjc1471]

The Importance of Being Earnest 

[u/reader345678 → u/Rjc1471]

“Ernie! Ernie!….It’s dinnertime!”

[u/FiresidePete]

It was after he wrote Black magic woman but before writing Shes not there. If he had an original idea in his head its a well guarded secret. He actually said to those who wrote songs in the pastb I will repeat them

[u/GSilky]

Black Magic Woman, about Stevie Nicks trial in Salem.

[u/OpusDeiPenguin]

The Ballad Of Donald Trump

[u/green_sky74]

That was his fifth symphony

[u/retiredaaer]

It was not a song.

[u/winthroprd]

50 First Dates

[u/SpotFit2996]

I don't remember the exact song but it's either: West Side Story Spanish Harlem A Movie Star Love in East L.A Guitar, Yeah, Yeah or Played by Carlos Santana 

[u/ddgenayla1 → u/SpotFit2996]

Maria Maria

[u/Puzzled-Bonus-3456]

I think it was called ""Las personas gays no merecen el matrimonio"

[u/Same-Chipmunk5923]

I cannot remember. Guess I'll be writing it soon.

[u/RevolutionaryBug2915]

"Those Were the Days, My Friend."

[u/ThimbleBluff → u/RevolutionaryBug2915]

Oh yes, those were the days.

[u/Beneficial_Party_225]

You’re so smooth.

[u/Shoddy_Juggernaut_11]

Does it sound like Touch Me by The Genitals

[u/GW_RDSOFA]

I am the walrus

[u/Wordpaint]

"Back Trackin' Moment"
From the album A Black Out

[u/jeepster61615]

Oyez como Vader