Va a Temblar

Tangela Vieira's song 'Va a Temblar' is a powerful anthem of faith and worship. The repeated phrase 'Va a temblar este lugar' (This place will tremble) sets the tone for a song that speaks to the transformative power of divine presence. The trembling of the place symbolizes the overwhelming impact of God's glory and blessings, suggesting that when people come together to glorify and worship, the very ground beneath them is moved by their collective faith and devotion.

The lyrics emphasize the importance of worship and praise, with lines like 'Si vas a glorificar' (If you are going to glorify) and 'Si vas a adorar' (If you are going to worship). These acts of devotion are portrayed as powerful enough to bring about divine blessings, as indicated by 'La bendición llegó' (The blessing arrived). The song suggests that worship is not just a ritual but a profound act that can change the course of one's life, marking significant moments that 'quedará en la historia' (will remain in history).

Tangela Vieira also addresses the struggles and trials that believers face, acknowledging that 'la prueba es amarga y difícil' (the trial is bitter and difficult). However, she reassures listeners that 'mucho mayor es la victoria que se viene' (much greater is the victory that is coming). This message of hope and perseverance is reinforced by the belief that 'con Dios en frente no hay mal que te resista' (with God in front, no evil can resist you). The song encourages continuous praise and worship, as seen in the repetitive exhortation to 'Alaba' (Praise), underscoring the idea that unwavering faith and worship can lead to divine intervention and ultimate victory.