Dios Mío

Juan Carlos Alvarado's song "Dios Mío" is a heartfelt plea for divine intervention and protection. The lyrics open with a direct appeal to God, asking for deliverance from the hands of the wicked, the perverse, and the violent. This sets a tone of urgency and desperation, reflecting a deep need for safety and divine intervention in the face of overwhelming adversity. The use of the word 'impío' (impious) and 'perverso' (perverse) highlights the moral and spiritual corruption of those from whom the singer seeks protection.

The song then transitions into a declaration of faith and trust in God. Alvarado emphasizes that the Lord has been his hope and security since his youth, suggesting a long-standing relationship and reliance on divine strength. This part of the song underscores the theme of unwavering faith and the belief that God is a constant source of support and refuge. The imagery of God as a 'rock' and 'fortaleza' (fortress) further reinforces the idea of divine protection and stability.

Finally, the lyrics shift to a tone of praise and worship. The singer expresses a desire for his mouth to be filled with God's praise, indicating a deep sense of gratitude and reverence. This concluding section of the song highlights the importance of worship and the acknowledgment of God's role in providing safety and strength. The repetition of the phrase 'sea llena mi boca de tu alabanza' (may my mouth be filled with your praise) serves as a powerful reminder of the centrality of worship in the believer's life, even amidst trials and tribulations.