Revelación

Morodo's song "Revelación" is a powerful and prophetic anthem that delves into themes of divine justice, retribution, and the ultimate triumph of righteousness. The lyrics are steeped in biblical references and imagery, particularly from the Book of Revelation, which speaks of the end times and the final judgment. The song opens with a rhetorical question about who can stand against the divine power, emphasizing that true wisdom and power come from a higher source, often referred to as 'the king' who observes from above.

The chorus and verses paint a vivid picture of an impending judgment day, where the righteous will be vindicated, and the wicked will face their due punishment. Morodo speaks of a lamb that has been crowned and has the power to open seals, a direct reference to the Lamb of God in Christian theology. This lamb will unleash riders from the heavens, symbolizing the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, who bring about various forms of divine retribution. The song warns that those who have caused suffering and injustice will not find forgiveness, even if they repent, as their judgment is inevitable and inescapable.

Morodo also addresses the suffering of the oppressed and the patience of the saints, suggesting that their endurance will be rewarded. He condemns those who have committed atrocities—murder, theft, rape, and oppression—and declares that they will be punished without mercy. The song concludes with a call to prepare for the coming judgment, as no earthly power, be it a crucifix or a pentagon, will be able to protect the wicked from divine justice. The imagery of the 'fourth coba' and the impending extermination of the wicked further underscores the urgency and inevitability of this divine reckoning.