Déjate Usar

Cecilia Palafox's song 'Déjate Usar' is a heartfelt call to embrace one's purpose and allow oneself to be an instrument of healing and salvation. The lyrics convey a message of resilience and faith, urging the listener to rise above past wounds and disappointments. The repetition of 'Yo te llamé' (I called you) emphasizes a divine or higher calling, suggesting that despite the hardships one has faced, there is a greater purpose waiting to be fulfilled.

The chorus, 'Déjate usar, para curar, déjate usar, para salvar,' translates to 'Let yourself be used, to heal, let yourself be used, to save.' This powerful refrain encourages the listener to surrender to this higher calling, trusting that while they are being used for a greater good, their own pains and sorrows will be taken care of. The promise of care and protection, 'Y mientras yo te uso, yo cuido de todo lo que te hace llorar,' reassures that in the process of helping others, one's own emotional wounds will be tended to.

The song also touches on themes of courage and boldness, as seen in the lines 'Yo no te di espíritu de temor, y sí de osadía' (I did not give you a spirit of fear, but of boldness). This suggests that the listener is equipped with the strength and bravery needed to fulfill their purpose. The assurance that 'Donde yo te mande, tú irás, y donde te coloque tú brillarás' (Where I send you, you will go, and where I place you, you will shine) further reinforces the idea of a guided and purposeful journey. 'Déjate Usar' is a moving anthem that inspires faith, courage, and the willingness to be a vessel for healing and positive change.