Voy A Perder La compostura

The song 'Voy A Perder La Compostura' by Ebenezer Honduras is a vibrant expression of Christian worship and unashamed praise. The title itself, which translates to 'I Will Lose My Composure,' sets the stage for a song about letting go of inhibitions in the presence of the divine. Ebenezer Honduras is known for creating music that encourages listeners to connect deeply with their faith, often incorporating elements of contemporary worship music.

The lyrics begin with rhetorical questions that express wonder and gratitude for the privilege of being in God's presence and experiencing His glory. This sense of awe is a common theme in worship music, reflecting the believer's amazement at the closeness they can achieve with the Lord. The repetition of '¿Quién lo diría?' which means 'Who would have thought?' emphasizes the transformative power of faith and the unexpected ways in which it can manifest in one's life.

The chorus of the song is a bold declaration of the singer's intent to worship freely and joyfully, without concern for the opinions of others. The phrase 'Voy a perder la compostura delante de ti' suggests a willingness to abandon social norms and express joy in a raw, unfiltered manner. This sentiment is reinforced by the lines 'Que me importa que me digan: Aleluya' and 'Que me importa que critiquen,' which translate to 'What does it matter what they say: Hallelujah' and 'What does it matter if they criticize.' The artist conveys that the act of worship is a personal and intimate one, meant solely for God, and not to be hindered by the judgments of others. The use of the word 'loco,' meaning 'crazy,' acknowledges that this level of devotion may seem irrational to some, but it is a small price to pay for the joy found in divine connection.