Que Pase El Mundo

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Embracing Eternity Over Earthly Concerns

The song "Que Pase El Mundo" by Majo y Dan is a spiritual ballad that expresses a deep sense of contentment and peace found in a higher power, which in the context of the lyrics, is likely a reference to the Christian God. The song's title, which translates to "Let the World Pass By," encapsulates the essence of the message: a call to focus on the eternal rather than the temporal.

The lyrics describe a personal journey from anxiety to tranquility, achieved through a connection with divine love. The repeated line, "Que pase el mundo," suggests a disinterest in worldly matters and a desire to spend eternity with the divine presence that has filled the void within the singer's soul. This sentiment is reinforced by the acknowledgment that nothing in the world can satisfy the way this spiritual connection does. The song conveys a sense of surrender and trust in the faithfulness of God, with the singer's life and death being anchored in this divine relationship.

Musically, Majo y Dan are known for their contemporary Christian music, which often includes themes of worship, devotion, and the search for meaning through faith. "Que Pase El Mundo" is a reflection of these themes, offering listeners a moment of introspection and encouragement to prioritize their spiritual journey over the fleeting distractions of the world.

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  1. La Carrera
  2. Confiaré En Tu Amor
  3. Somos
  4. Que Pase El Mundo
  5. Tú Proveerás (part. Christine D'Clario)
  6. Cara a Cara / Te Deseo
  7. Probar y Verte / Deseo Eterno
  8. Hogar (part. Omar Rodríguez)
  9. Me Sostendrá
  10. Volverás
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