Al Taller Del Maestro (part. Jesús Adrián Romero y Lilly Goodman)

Alex Campos' song 'Al Taller Del Maestro,' which features Jesús Adrián Romero and Lilly Goodman, is a heartfelt expression of spiritual longing and the search for healing. The title, which translates to 'To the Master's Workshop,' sets the tone for a song that uses the metaphor of a craftsman's workshop to describe the process of personal and spiritual repair. Campos is a Colombian Christian singer known for his emotive lyrics and music that often explores themes of faith, redemption, and divine love.

The lyrics speak of a deep pain and loneliness that the singer experiences, a sense of loss that is both personal and spiritual. The 'taller' or workshop of the master, which is a reference to Jesus Christ, is portrayed as a place of solace and restoration. Campos uses the imagery of a carpenter's tools to symbolize the transformative power of God's love and the healing that takes place when one surrenders to a higher power. The mention of 'martillo en mano y mucho fuego' (hammer in hand and a lot of fire) suggests that the process of healing and growth can be painful, but ultimately purifying and beneficial.

The song also touches on the emptiness of fame and material success without spiritual fulfillment. Campos questions the value of his own talents and the love he professes if they are not grounded in a relationship with the divine. The repeated line 'Al taller del maestro vengo' is a declaration of the singer's intent to seek refuge and healing in the presence of the divine craftsman. The collaboration with Jesús Adrián Romero and Lilly Goodman, both prominent figures in the Latin Christian music scene, adds depth and a sense of communal worship to the song's message.