Visítanos Hoy

Lisette Acosta's song 'Visítanos Hoy' is a heartfelt plea for the presence and intervention of the Holy Spirit, often referred to as the 'third person' of the Holy Trinity in Christian theology. The lyrics are a call for divine fire to come and heal the brokenness and wounds within the community, emphasizing the need for unity within the church. The repetition of the phrase 'tercera persona estamos clamando' underscores the urgency and fervor of this prayer, highlighting the deep spiritual longing for divine intervention.

The song also speaks to the desire for the Holy Spirit to make its dwelling within the house of worship, transforming it into a place filled with heavenly breath and comfort. The repeated requests for the Holy Spirit to 'visit us today' and 'make this house your dwelling' reflect a yearning for a tangible experience of God's presence. The imagery of being 'caught' and 'embraced' by the Comforter (Consolador) conveys a deep need for spiritual solace and support, suggesting a community seeking refuge and strength in their faith.

Furthermore, the song calls for the Holy Spirit to cover the house with glory and holy fire, indicating a desire for a profound and transformative encounter with the divine. The lyrics express a hope that every corner of the house will be filled with God's glory, creating an atmosphere of spiritual renewal and empowerment. This song is not just a prayer but a declaration of faith, a communal cry for divine presence, healing, and unity, making it a powerful anthem for worship and spiritual reflection.