Ven a El

The song 'Ven a El' by Trio Redimidos de Jesus is a heartfelt plea for listeners to embrace faith and turn towards salvation. The lyrics emphasize the fleeting nature of time and the uncertainty of life, particularly focusing on the youth who are often unaware of what awaits them at the end of their journey. The repetition of the phrase 'Dicen que el tiempo cada vez se acorta más' (They say that time is getting shorter) underscores the urgency of the message, suggesting that life is transient and that one must make important spiritual decisions before it is too late.

The chorus, with its repeated 'No, no, no, no, no' and the imperative 'No le digas que no entregale tu corazón' (Don't say no, give Him your heart), serves as a powerful call to action. It urges listeners not to reject the opportunity to connect with the Savior, emphasizing the importance of surrendering one's heart to Jesus. This repetition not only reinforces the message but also creates a sense of insistence and urgency, making it clear that the decision to embrace faith is of paramount importance.

In the latter part of the song, the lyrics shift to a more personal and hopeful tone, expressing a desire to be with the Savior for eternity. The imagery of 'valles de oro' (valleys of gold) and 'un Mar de Cristal' (a sea of crystal) paints a vivid picture of the heavenly rewards that await those who choose to follow Jesus. This vision of eternal life contrasts sharply with the earlier depiction of the fleeting and uncertain nature of earthly existence, offering a compelling reason for listeners to heed the call to faith. The song ultimately serves as both a warning and an invitation, urging individuals to consider their spiritual path and the eternal consequences of their choices.