¿Quién Podrá?

Averly Morillo's '¿Quién Podrá?' is a powerful spiritual ballad that delves into themes of divine glory, worship, and ultimate victory over evil. The song's title, which translates to 'Who Can?' in English, poses a rhetorical question about the supremacy of a divine entity, which is suggested to be God. The lyrics are rich with Christian imagery and are likely to resonate deeply with listeners of faith, particularly within the Christian community.

The opening lines of the song set a scene of divine arrival, with the singer envisioning the coming of a glorious figure on a cloud, a common biblical image associated with the second coming of Christ. The repetition of 'Santo' (Holy) emphasizes the sanctity and reverence of the figure being worshipped. The 'vestiduras blancas' (white garments) symbolize purity and the state of being without blemish, which is often associated with the faithful who are prepared for spiritual union or the afterlife in Christian theology.

The latter part of the song shifts to a declaration of victory over spiritual adversaries. References to 'principados' (principalities), 'potestades' (powers), and 'armas forjadas' (forged weapons) allude to the spiritual warfare concepts found in the Bible, particularly in the New Testament's Book of Ephesians. The repeated question '¿Quién Podrá?' is answered with a resounding 'Nadie' (No one), affirming the belief that no force can stand against the divine power. The mention of 'desatar los sellos' (breaking the seals) further ties the song to the Book of Revelation, where the breaking of seals by the Lamb of God signifies the unfolding of apocalyptic events and the ultimate triumph of good over evil.