Medley Vallenato

Gospa's 'Medley Vallenato' is a vibrant and passionate declaration of faith, blending traditional vallenato rhythms with deeply spiritual lyrics. The song opens with a personal decision to follow Jesus Christ, inviting listeners to join in this spiritual journey. The repetition of 'He decidido seguir a Cristo' (I have decided to follow Christ) emphasizes a firm commitment to this path, with no intention of turning back. This decision is symbolized by the imagery of the cross leading the way and the world left behind, highlighting a transformative shift in priorities and values.

The song continues with the metaphor of building a house on a rock, representing a life founded on the teachings of Christ. This rock, identified as Christ himself, ensures that the house remains steadfast and unshaken, no matter the challenges. The lyrics 'Y esa casa no se cae porque está sobre la roca' (And that house does not fall because it is on the rock) reinforce the idea of spiritual stability and resilience. The call to 'paséate nazareno' (walk, Nazarene) is a joyful invitation for Jesus to be present and active in the lives of the believers, celebrating His living presence among them.

The song also touches on the resurrection of Jesus, affirming that He is no longer in the tomb or on the cross but has risen and is in heaven. This belief in the resurrection is a cornerstone of Christian faith, providing hope and assurance of eternal life. The lyrics 'Jesucristo ha resucitado y ahora se encuentra en el cielo' (Jesus Christ has risen and is now in heaven) are a triumphant proclamation of this truth. The song concludes with a victorious note, declaring the defeat of the devil, symbolizing the triumph of good over evil. The repeated phrase 'El diablo está pisao’' (The devil is crushed) serves as a powerful reminder of this victory.