The Transformative Power of Divine Love

Alejandro Del Bosque's song 'Compartir' is a heartfelt ode to the transformative and all-encompassing power of divine love. The lyrics begin with a vivid metaphor comparing God's love to a blazing fire that starts with a small flame and soon spreads warmth to the soul. This imagery captures the intense and consuming nature of divine love, suggesting that once it touches the heart, it becomes an overwhelming force that one feels compelled to share with others.

The song continues with a serene depiction of nature, likening God's love to the harmonious sounds of springtime birds and the soothing lull of the ocean's waves. This comparison emphasizes the peace and tranquility that divine love brings to one's life. The repetition of the phrase 'Así es el amor de Dios' (This is the love of God) reinforces the idea that divine love is a universal and unchanging force that brings joy and serenity to those who embrace it.

In the final verses, Del Bosque expresses a personal wish for others to experience the same joy and fulfillment he has found in God's love. He speaks of a desire to sing and share this love with everyone, highlighting the evangelical aspect of his faith. The song concludes with a powerful declaration of his commitment to spreading the message of divine love, underscoring the theme of sharing and community that runs throughout the lyrics. 'Compartir' is not just a song but a call to action, inviting listeners to experience and share the profound peace and joy that comes from divine love.

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  1. El Rey Eterno
  2. Más Alta Que El Cielo
  3. Me Entrego a Ti
  4. No Hay Otro Nombre
  5. Revísteme
  6. Sobre La Cruz
  7. Llévame
  8. Rey de Reyes
  9. Te Alabamos Señor
  10. Tú Eres Mi Dios
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