Discípulo Amado

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A Mother's Embrace: Finding Solace in 'Discípulo Amado'

Hermana Glenda's song 'Discípulo Amado' is a deeply spiritual and comforting piece that draws from the Christian tradition, specifically the moment when Jesus, on the cross, entrusts his mother Mary to his beloved disciple. This act of entrustment is a powerful symbol of care, love, and spiritual guidance, which Hermana Glenda beautifully translates into a message of solace for those in need.

The lyrics repeatedly emphasize the phrase 'Ahi tienes a tu madre' (There you have your mother), suggesting that in times of hardship, confusion, or spiritual drought, one can find comfort and guidance in Mary. This maternal figure is presented as a source of unwavering support, whether one is struggling with prayer, feeling the weight of life's burdens, or seeking a closer relationship with God. The repetition of this phrase serves to reinforce the idea that Mary is always present, ready to offer her love and support.

Hermana Glenda's musical style, often characterized by its simplicity and heartfelt delivery, enhances the song's message. The gentle melody and repetitive structure create a meditative atmosphere, inviting listeners to reflect on their own lives and the presence of maternal care in their spiritual journey. The song's universal appeal lies in its ability to speak to anyone experiencing pain, illness, or despair, offering a reminder that they are not alone and that they have a spiritual mother to turn to for comfort and guidance.

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  2. Milagro de Amor
  3. No Soy Digno
  4. Para Qué Me Sirve
  5. Pide Y Se Te Dará
  6. Quien Ha Encontrado Un Amigo
  7. Quién Pierde Su Vida La Encuentra
  8. Ahi Tienes a Tu Madre
  9. Si Conocieras El Don de Dios
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