Será Llena La Tierra

Marco Barrientos' 'Será Llena La Tierra' is a powerful worship song that calls for a spiritual revival and the spreading of Christian faith across the nations. The song begins with a spoken word introduction, setting the stage for a time of spiritual outpouring and renewal. Barrientos encourages listeners to ask God to revive them so they can be active participants in His work. This introduction serves as a rallying cry for believers to prepare themselves for a move of the Holy Spirit.

The lyrics use agricultural metaphors, such as a ripe harvest, to symbolize the readiness of people's hearts to receive the gospel. The phrases 'Alza tus ojos y mira' (Lift up your eyes and see) and 'La cosecha está lista' (The harvest is ready) suggest that there is an urgency to evangelize and share the message of Christ, who is described as 'la vida' (the life). The song's chorus, which repeats the vision of the earth being filled with God's glory as the waters cover the sea, is derived from biblical prophecy, indicating a future where God's presence is fully realized on earth.

The song's bridge emphasizes the exclusivity of salvation through Jesus Christ, stating that there is 'no otro nombre' (no other name) given to humanity for salvation. The repeated plea 'Avívame' (Revive me) with God's spirit and power is a personal and communal supplication for spiritual awakening. The song concludes with a declaration of praise, 'Aleluya' (Hallelujah), affirming God's ability to bring revival and transformation. Marco Barrientos, known for his influential worship music within the Spanish-speaking Christian community, delivers a message of hope and a call to action that resonates with many believers seeking a deeper connection with God and a desire to see their faith impact the world.