Vasija Quebrantada

Felixis Falcón's 'Vasija Quebrantada' is a poignant song that delves into themes of vulnerability, spiritual healing, and transformation. The title itself, which translates to 'Broken Vessel,' sets the tone for a deeply introspective and personal narrative. The lyrics speak to the human condition of feeling broken and the journey towards wholeness through divine intervention.

The song uses the metaphor of a potter (Alfarero) and clay to illustrate the process of being shaped by life's experiences and God's hands. The singer acknowledges having drifted away and now returns with a heavy heart, seeking solace and repair. The imagery of being a 'broken vessel' and an 'instrument in process' suggests a state of incompleteness and imperfection, yet there is an underlying hope that through Christ, there is a purpose and reshaping happening amidst the pain.

The repetition of the chorus emphasizes the acceptance of one's flaws and the trust in a higher power to mold and strengthen the individual. The line 'Soy lo que Dios quería ver' ('I am what God wanted to see') reveals a realization that the trials and tribulations are part of a divine plan to build resilience and character. The song resonates with listeners who have experienced hardship and are seeking a path to recovery and understanding through faith. Felixis Falcón's heartfelt delivery and the song's spiritual message make 'Vasija Quebrantada' a touching piece that encourages reflection and offers comfort to those in search of healing.