Tercer Cielo

In 'Tercer Cielo,' Sonnus crafts a lyrical narrative that delves deep into themes of faith, hope, and the promise of a divine reunion. The song's title, which translates to 'Third Heaven,' is a reference to a concept found in various religious texts, often symbolizing a place of ultimate peace and divine presence. The lyrics are imbued with a sense of longing and anticipation for a promised return, likely alluding to a spiritual or divine figure who has vowed to come back.

The opening lines, 'Prometiste volver / Cumplirás yo lo sé,' set the tone for the song, expressing a steadfast belief in the fulfillment of a promise. The singer's journey is marked by trials and the struggle to remain faithful, as indicated by 'Me ha costado ser fiel / No me he dejado caer.' This struggle is rewarded with the imagery of a crown, symbolizing victory and perseverance in the face of adversity. The chorus paints a vivid picture of the heavenly realm awaiting the faithful, with 'Calles de oro y mar de cristal' evoking a paradise free from pain and suffering.

The song's emotional core is further highlighted in the lines, 'No, no puedo esconder / Mi deseo por ver / Un cielo lleno de luz.' Here, the singer's yearning for a luminous, divine realm is palpable, underscoring the human desire for transcendence and eternal peace. The repeated affirmation, 'Es para mí yo lo sé,' reinforces the personal conviction and hope that this divine promise will be fulfilled. 'Tercer Cielo' is a poignant exploration of spiritual faith, the trials of maintaining it, and the ultimate reward of divine reunion and eternal peace.