Milagros

Julissa's song 'Milagros' is a powerful anthem of faith and belief in the miraculous. The lyrics emphasize a deep trust in divine intervention and the transformative power of miracles. The repetition of the phrase 'Creeré creeré en los milagros' (I will believe in miracles) serves as a mantra, reinforcing the singer's unwavering faith. This song is not just about witnessing miracles but also about being an active participant in them, as suggested by the lines 'Te moverás en mí con milagros' (You will move in me with miracles).

The song uses vivid imagery to illustrate the miracles that can be performed through faith. For instance, 'Con estas manos sanarás al ciego' (With these hands, you will heal the blind) and 'Con estos pies caminarás sobre aguas' (With these feet, you will walk on water) are metaphors for the extraordinary acts that faith can enable. These lines draw from biblical stories, making the song resonate deeply with Christian listeners who are familiar with these miracles. The lyrics also highlight the personal transformation that comes with faith, as seen in 'En mi quebranto tú brillarás' (In my brokenness, you will shine) and 'En tu justicia soy completa' (In your justice, I am complete).

'Creeré' also speaks to the collective power of faith, suggesting that it can lead to broader societal changes. The lines 'Con nuestras vidas cambiarás naciones' (With our lives, you will change nations) and 'Los cautivos libres serán' (The captives will be set free) point to a vision of a world transformed by faith and divine intervention. The song ends on a triumphant note, with a call to action: 'Envíanos y conquistaremos' (Send us, and we will conquer), emphasizing the proactive role believers are encouraged to take in spreading their faith and witnessing miracles.