Alábale

In 'Alábale,' Andrés Dinamarca crafts a powerful anthem of worship and reverence for God. The song opens with vivid imagery of the earth trembling at the presence of Jehovah, emphasizing the awe-inspiring power of God's voice, which can halt time itself. This sets the stage for a deep reflection on the eternal nature of God, who remains unchanged and ever-present, unlike His children who age and change over time. The lyrics highlight the humility of God's people as they recognize His supreme authority and creative power, referring to Him as the 'King of Kings' and 'the champion.'

The chorus serves as a universal call to worship, urging all of creation to lift their voices and hearts in adoration of the one who is truly worthy of praise. This collective act of worship is not limited to a specific group but extends to all of God's redeemed, who are invited to offer tribute and adoration to the Lord, the great God above all. The repetition of 'Alábale' (Praise Him) reinforces the central theme of worship and the recognition of God's unparalleled greatness.

In the latter part of the song, Dinamarca shifts focus to a more personal declaration of faith. He speaks on behalf of God's children, blessing the King and acknowledging Him as the Lord of all beings. The lyrics anticipate a future day when everyone, both just and unjust, will acknowledge God's sovereignty, with even kings bowing down. This prophetic vision underscores God's ultimate dominion over the universe and the personal relationship He has with each believer, described as the 'champion who won my heart.' The song concludes with a reaffirmation of God's unmatched greatness and the call for all creation to continue in worship.