Más Allá Del Horizonte

Virginia Brito's 'Más Allá Del Horizonte' is a spiritual ode that transcends the physical realm to celebrate the glory and majesty of God. The song's title, which translates to 'Beyond the Horizon,' suggests a journey into the vastness of the divine presence, which is beyond human comprehension and the limits of the earthly world. The lyrics paint a picture of a celestial kingdom where God, referred to as 'Jehová,' resides far beyond the tangible universe of clouds, spheres, the moon, and stars.

The song is rich with biblical imagery, such as the 'serafines' (seraphim) and the '24 ancianos' (24 elders), which are figures from Christian theology that symbolize the highest order of angels and the leaders of the faithful, respectively. These beings are depicted as eternally praising God's holiness, emphasizing the reverence and awe that the divine commands. The repetition of the phrase 'Santo, santo, santo' (Holy, holy, holy) echoes the traditional Christian liturgy and reinforces the sanctity of God.

Central to the song is the experience of God's glory being present and filling the believer with power. The repeated declaration 'Y Su gloria está aquí' (And His glory is here) serves as a powerful affirmation of faith and the presence of the divine in the everyday life of the believer. The desire to worship and please God is the heartfelt response to this divine encounter. Virginia Brito, through her music, invites listeners to acknowledge the omnipresence of God's glory and to respond with adoration and devotion, creating a spiritual connection that transcends the physical boundaries of our world.