Ora Pronobis

Luis Miguel's song 'Ora Pronobis' is a poignant plea for divine intervention in a world that seems to be losing its way. The title, which translates to 'Pray for Us' in Latin, sets the tone for the song's deeply spiritual and reflective nature. The lyrics express a sense of humility and devotion, as the narrator acknowledges their faith in God with 'devoción y lealtad' (devotion and loyalty). This establishes a foundation of trust and reverence, making the subsequent plea for help even more heartfelt.

The song delves into the theme of lost love and humanity's growing disinterest in the values that once held society together. The line 'Ese amor del que tanto hablaste tú, por cada día se pierde más' (That love you spoke so much about, every day it is lost more) highlights a sense of disillusionment with the current state of the world. The narrator laments that humanity is increasingly driven by self-interest, losing sight of the compassion and love that are essential for a harmonious existence. This sentiment is further emphasized by the repeated invocation 'Ora pronobis,' a call for divine assistance to restore these lost values.

The urgency of the plea is underscored by the fear of impending disaster, as the narrator implores, 'Oh señor, vuelve de nuevo a la tierra, antes de que ya sea tarde' (Oh Lord, return to Earth before it is too late). This line suggests a fear of an imminent catastrophe, possibly a war, that could 'destruya la humanidad' (destroy humanity). The repetition of 'Ora pronobis' throughout the song serves as a constant reminder of the need for divine intervention and the hope that it can bring about a positive change in the world.