Quien Dices Que Soy

“Quien Dices Que Soy” by Hillsong en Español is a powerful anthem of faith and identity, exploring themes of divine acceptance and self-worth through a Christian lens. The song opens with a profound question, “Who am I that the great King would accept me?” This sets the stage for a narrative of redemption and unconditional love, where the singer acknowledges their past lost state and celebrates being found and loved by God. The repetition of “Su amor por mí” (His love for me) emphasizes the transformative power of divine love, which liberates and redeems the individual.

The chorus, “Libre soy en él, libre en verdad, soy hijo de Dios, sí lo soy,” translates to “I am free in Him, truly free, I am a child of God, yes I am.” This declaration of freedom and divine filiation is central to the song’s message. It speaks to the Christian belief in being born anew through faith, where one’s identity is redefined not by past sins or societal labels but by God’s grace and acceptance. The repeated affirmation “Soy hijo de Dios” (I am a child of God) serves as a reminder of this new identity and the inherent worth it brings.

The bridge further reinforces this theme with the lines “Escogido, perdonado, yo soy quien dices que soy” (Chosen, forgiven, I am who You say I am). This part of the song highlights the assurance and confidence that comes from understanding one’s place in God’s plan. The repetition of these affirmations serves to internalize the message, encouraging believers to embrace their divine identity fully. The song concludes with a reaffirmation of belonging, “En tu casa Dios, sitio hay para mí” (In Your house, God, there is a place for me), underscoring the inclusivity and welcoming nature of divine love.

“Quien Dices Que Soy” is not just a song but a declaration of faith, identity, and belonging. It invites listeners to reflect on their own spiritual journey and to find solace in the knowledge that they are loved, chosen, and forgiven by a higher power.