Que Mal de Amor

Los Renuevos' song 'Que Mal de Amor' is a heartfelt ode to the transformative and redemptive power of unconditional love, as bestowed by the Savior. The lyrics open with a declaration of this divine love, describing it as a force that has covered a multitude of kingdoms and granted salvation. This sets the tone for the song, emphasizing the all-encompassing and salvific nature of the love being celebrated.

The chorus poses a rhetorical question, 'Que mal de amor Puedo tener,' which translates to 'What bad love can I have?' This question underscores the idea that with the presence of this divine love, any negative experiences or feelings of love are rendered insignificant. The singer feels so fulfilled and elevated by this love that they metaphorically 'fly,' suggesting a sense of liberation and transcendence.

Further into the song, the lyrics delve into the sacrificial aspect of this love, referencing the crucifixion and the forgiveness of sins. The imagery of being 'molido por mis pecados' (crushed for my sins) and 'clavado en una cruz' (nailed to a cross) highlights the depth of this sacrificial love. The repetition of 'Su gracia me inundo' (His grace flooded me) and 'Su vida eterna me salvo' (His eternal life saved me) reinforces the theme of grace and eternal salvation, making it clear that this love is not only unconditional but also life-changing.

'Que Mal de Amor' by Los Renuevos is a powerful testament to the enduring and forgiving nature of divine love. It speaks to the listener's soul, offering a message of hope, redemption, and the ultimate fulfillment that comes from experiencing such profound love.