Dicen

Gabriel Rodriguez EMC's song 'Dicen' delves into the theme of judgment and the irony of being criticized by those who claim to follow religious teachings. The lyrics reflect the artist's frustration with people who use the Bible to condemn him, despite their own lack of understanding and hypocrisy. He emphasizes that his faith and relationship with God are genuine, even if others perceive them as fake. The repeated line 'Dicen que yo no he cambiado todavía' (They say I haven't changed yet) highlights the ongoing scrutiny he faces from those who doubt his transformation.

The song also touches on the idea that external appearances and public opinions do not define one's spiritual journey. Gabriel Rodriguez EMC rejects the notion that performing on stage or receiving negative comments can alter his faith. He asserts that the Bible is his guide and that he remains steadfast in his beliefs, regardless of the criticism he encounters. The lyrics 'Tú crees que un escenario va a cambiarme la energía' (You think a stage will change my energy) and 'La biblia, papi, esa es mi guía' (The Bible, daddy, that's my guide) underscore his commitment to his faith.

Furthermore, 'Dicen' addresses the broader issue of religious hypocrisy. Gabriel Rodriguez EMC points out that those who judge him often fail to live up to the standards they impose on others. He criticizes the use of religious texts as weapons for condemnation rather than tools for restoration and healing. The line 'No uses la biblia pa' tirarme, si eso fue lo que él usó pa' restaurarme' (Don't use the Bible to attack me if that's what He used to restore me) encapsulates this sentiment. The song ultimately calls for a more compassionate and understanding approach to faith, urging listeners to focus on their own spiritual growth rather than judging others.