Quien irá

Marcos Vidal's song "Quien irá" delves into the timeless struggle of finding someone willing to stand up and speak the truth in a world that often turns a deaf ear. The lyrics draw parallels between biblical times and the present, suggesting that the moral decay seen in the days of Noah and the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah is repeating itself. Vidal questions who will be the modern-day Jeremiah, a prophet who, despite facing rejection and hardship, stood firm in his mission to guide and protect his people.

The song poignantly asks who would dare to speak to a society that refuses to listen, who would risk their life for such a seemingly futile cause. This reflects the immense challenge faced by those who try to convey messages of truth and morality in a world that often values superficiality and materialism over deeper, spiritual truths. The repeated question, "Quien irá?" (Who will go?), emphasizes the urgency and the scarcity of willing individuals to take on this daunting task.

Vidal also touches on the difficulty of preaching the gospel and salvation to those who feel self-sufficient and dismiss religious teachings as irrelevant. The song highlights the irony of trying to offer a message of eternal life and true happiness to people who believe they already possess everything they need. This creates a powerful contrast between the transient nature of worldly pleasures and the enduring fulfillment that comes from spiritual enlightenment. Through "Quien irá," Marcos Vidal calls for a courageous soul to rise and bridge the gap between divine truth and a world in desperate need of it.