Arriba, Abajo

The song 'Arriba, Abajo' by Campus Adventista de Sagunto is a heartfelt celebration of the omnipresence of divine love and the beauty of creation. The lyrics invite listeners to observe the world around them, noting the intricate details and wonders that reflect the love and power of a higher being. The repeated phrase 'Oh, oh, oh, oh' serves as a meditative chant, emphasizing the awe and reverence felt towards the creator's work.

The song's verses highlight the idea that no matter where one goes—whether to the highest heights or the deepest depths—one can always find evidence of divine power and grace. This notion is encapsulated in the lines 'Si a lo más alto yo subo / Si bajo a lo más profundo / Allí su poder encuentro,' which translate to 'If I go to the highest heights / If I go to the deepest depths / There I find His power.' This reinforces the belief in an omnipresent force that permeates every aspect of existence.

The chorus, with its vivid imagery of colors, perfumes, flavors, seasons, life, and emotions, paints a picture of a world teeming with beauty and variety, all of which are seen as gifts from the 'mayor artista' or 'greatest artist.' The repetition of 'Arriba, abajo / Por todos lados' (Up, down / Everywhere) underscores the idea that this divine presence and love are all-encompassing and ever-present. The song ultimately conveys a message of gratitude and wonder, encouraging listeners to recognize and appreciate the divine artistry in the world around them.