Alabad Servidores Del Señor - Salmo 113

The song 'Alabad Servidores Del Señor - Salmo 113' by Elmer Cortez is a musical rendition of Psalm 113 from the Bible, which is a hymn of praise to God. The lyrics are a direct translation of the psalm into Spanish and are meant to be sung as an act of worship and reverence. The song begins with a call to the servants of the Lord to praise His name, emphasizing the timelessness of God's glory, from the present moment 'Desde ahora y para siempre' (from now and forever) and throughout all times of the day, 'Desde la salida del Sol hasta su ocaso' (from the rising of the sun to its setting).

The song continues to extol the greatness of God, stating that He is above all nations and His glory is higher than the heavens. This part of the song reflects the psalmist's awe at the majesty and supremacy of God. The rhetorical question '¿Quién como el Señor nuestro Dios?' (Who is like the Lord our God?) highlights the uniqueness and incomparability of God. The lyrics then describe God's compassionate nature, how He cares for the lowly and the poor, raising them from dust and despair to sit with princes. This imagery serves to illustrate God's mercy and His power to transform lives.

Elmer Cortez's musical interpretation of this psalm likely carries a traditional or contemporary Christian music style, aiming to inspire the faithful through song. The use of 'Aleluya' (Hallelujah) punctuates the song with a joyful exclamation of praise. The song serves as a reminder of the Christian belief in a God who is both transcendent and immanent, glorious yet intimately involved in the lives of His creation. It is a celebration of divine providence and the uplifting of the downtrodden, a theme that resonates with many believers.