Tuyo Es El Reino (part. Yesenia Then)

Averly Morillo's 'Tuyo Es El Reino' is a spiritual invocation that seeks to create a sacred space for the Holy Spirit to move and work within the believer. The song is a contemporary Christian worship piece, characterized by its devotional lyrics and heartfelt plea for divine presence and guidance. The repeated request for the Holy Spirit to 'prepare this place' and for God's river to flow suggests a desire for spiritual renewal and a deeper connection with the divine.

The lyrics 'Tuyo es el reino, Tuya es la gloria' (Yours is the kingdom, Yours is the glory) are a direct reference to the Lord's Prayer, which is foundational in Christian liturgy. By echoing these words, Morillo emphasizes the sovereignty and majesty of God, acknowledging His worthiness of praise and worship. The song's bridge, which speaks of every tongue confessing and every knee bowing before the King of kings, draws from the New Testament, specifically Philippians 2:10-11, highlighting the ultimate authority of Jesus Christ.

The inclusion of a spoken word section that cites Matthew 6:10 further roots the song in biblical teachings, reinforcing the message that God's will should be sought and manifested on earth as it is in heaven. This part of the song serves as a call to action for listeners to align their lives with God's will, seeking His kingdom in every aspect of their existence. 'Tuyo Es El Reino' is not just a song but a prayer set to music, inviting worshippers to surrender to God's will and acknowledge His supremacy in all things.