Un Solo Señor

“Un Solo Señor” by Musicos de Cristo is a powerful declaration of unwavering faith and devotion to Jesus Christ. The song emphasizes the importance of believing in the teachings of the Bible and recognizing Jesus as the one true God. The lyrics reject the reliance on miracles, signs, and unfounded doctrines, instead focusing on the core message of Christianity as presented in the scriptures. This steadfast belief is highlighted in the lines, “Yo no vivo por milagros y señales / Yo no vivo por doctrinas sin razón / Solo creo en lo que la biblia me dice / Y por digo que Jesús es Dios,” which translate to, “I do not live by miracles and signs / I do not live by doctrines without reason / I only believe in what the Bible tells me / And therefore I say that Jesus is God.”

The song also addresses the criticism and challenges that believers may face from the world. Despite these obstacles, the singer remains committed to preaching the word of Jesus Christ and spreading the truth. This is evident in the lines, “Yo lo digo aunque el mundo me critique / Y aunque tenga que pasar por tempestad / Predicando tu palabra Jesucristo y / Anunciándole al mundo la verdad,” meaning, “I say it even if the world criticizes me / And even if I have to go through a storm / Preaching your word Jesus Christ and / Announcing the truth to the world.” The song underscores the unity of faith, baptism, and the Holy Trinity, reinforcing the belief in one God who is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

Furthermore, the lyrics critique the confusion and misguidance that can arise from false beliefs and materialistic symbols. The song asserts that true faith does not rely on signs, idols, or material wealth but on the resurrection and kingship of Christ. The repeated refrain, “Un solo señor / Un solo bautismo y una misma fe / Es el mismo Padre es el hijo también / Espíritu Santo y en él creo,” translates to, “One Lord / One baptism and one same faith / It is the same Father, it is also the Son / Holy Spirit and in Him I believe.” This refrain encapsulates the central message of the song: the unity and singularity of the Christian faith in Jesus Christ.