Del Agua Al Cielo

Lizzy Parra's song 'Del Agua Al Cielo' is a heartfelt expression of spiritual longing and devotion. The lyrics convey a deep desire to be closely connected to a higher power, symbolized by the metaphor of water and sky. The recurring line 'Yo quiero ser de ti como del agua al cielo' (I want to be of you like water to the sky) suggests an aspiration to reflect divine qualities in one's life, just as water reflects the sky's color. This imagery emphasizes purity, clarity, and a seamless connection between the earthly and the divine.

The song also explores themes of transformation and redemption. Parra sings about wanting her life to be a reflection of divine love and grace, indicating a personal journey of spiritual growth. The lines 'Cuando yo me sentía sola, to' lo iluminaste' (When I felt alone, you illuminated everything) and 'Tú me redimiste, cuando perdía me viste' (You redeemed me, when I was lost you saw me) highlight moments of divine intervention and guidance. This underscores the artist's belief in a higher power's ability to bring light and redemption into her life.

Additionally, 'Del Agua Al Cielo' touches on the idea of surrender and dependence on the divine. Parra expresses a willingness to be a servant and to let go of her own strength, as seen in the lines 'Quiero depender de ti con mis fuerzas en cero' (I want to depend on you with my strength at zero). This reflects a deep trust and faith in the divine, acknowledging that true strength and purpose come from this spiritual connection. The song is a powerful testament to the transformative power of faith and the desire to live a life that mirrors divine love and grace.