Yo No Sé (part. Alex Zurdo)

Onell Diaz's song 'Yo No Sé,' featuring Alex Zurdo, delves into the theme of faith and the anticipation of Christ's return. The lyrics repeatedly emphasize the uncertainty of the exact timing of this event, encapsulated in the refrain 'Yo no sé, yo no sé, yo no sé cuando va a ser.' Despite this uncertainty, the song conveys a strong conviction that Christ will indeed return one day, as expressed in the line 'Pero sé, pero sé, que algún día él va a volver.' This juxtaposition of uncertainty and unwavering faith forms the core message of the song.

The song also highlights the importance of readiness and vigilance. Onell Diaz and Alex Zurdo use vivid imagery to describe the unexpected nature of Christ's return, likening it to a 'ladrón en la noche' (thief in the night). This metaphor underscores the need for constant preparedness and living a life aligned with Christian values. The artists stress that while the exact time of Christ's return is unknown, the signs indicate that it could happen soon. This sense of urgency is further amplified by the call to action, encouraging listeners to turn away from a life of sin and embrace faith.

Moreover, 'Yo No Sé' serves as a call to evangelism. Onell Diaz mentions his efforts to spread the message of Christ's return in various settings, from neighborhoods ('barrio') to public housing ('caserios'), and through different media, including radio and podcasts. This evangelistic zeal reflects the artists' commitment to sharing their faith and preparing others for the anticipated return of Christ. The song's repetitive structure and catchy rhythm make it a powerful tool for reinforcing its message and inspiring listeners to reflect on their own spiritual readiness.