Aleluya (Tu Amor Me Hace Cantar)

Alejandro Del Bosque's song 'Aleluya (Tu Amor Me Hace Cantar)' is a heartfelt expression of the transformative and uplifting power of divine love. The lyrics celebrate the steadfast and unchanging nature of God's love, likening it to a rock upon which the singer stands. This metaphor emphasizes the stability and security that divine love provides, suggesting that it is a foundation that can be relied upon in times of need.

The song also delves into the mysterious and uplifting qualities of this love. The line 'Tu amor es un misterio como me levanta' (Your love is a mystery, how it lifts me) speaks to the inexplicable yet undeniable way that divine love can elevate and support an individual. This sense of being uplifted is further reinforced by the recurring chorus of 'Aleluya,' a word that traditionally signifies praise and gratitude, indicating that the singer's response to this love is one of joyous worship.

Furthermore, the lyrics highlight the surprising and all-encompassing nature of divine love. Described as 'sorprendente total y diferente' (surprising, total, and different), this love is portrayed as something that grows within the singer, filling them with goodness and prompting a spontaneous song of praise. This suggests that divine love is not only a source of stability and support but also a catalyst for personal growth and joy, inspiring the singer to express their gratitude through song.