Alex Campos - Dios Creó Lyrics
Lyrics
Miro la estrellas, miro el universo, miro el elefante
miro el delfin, miro mi carita, miro mi nariz
miro a Diosito que me hace feliz
como es
Miro la estrellas,
miro el universo
miro el elefante
miro el delfin
miro mi carita
miro mi nariz
miro a Diosito que me hace feliz
miro el cielo
y el sol sonreir
sol solecito calientame a mi
miro la luna carita feliz
luna lunita alumbrame a mi.
Dios creo la vaca para darnos la leche
el creo el cielo para que viva el sol
Dios creo mis ojos para ver su belleza
hizo mi boquita para cantarle hoy
canta la hormiguita junto con el elefante
canta el caballito tambien canta el leon
los pollitos dicen pio pio pio pio
y mi corazon dice ton ton ton
recuerdo el di cuando yo te vi
me miro los ojos y me dijo asi
yo te di mlas manos
yo te di los pies te di la alegria para sonreir
Hoy alzo mis manos
hoy alzo mis pies
grito de alegria una y otra vez
cuando me levanto
recuerdo tambien
que el esta conmigo hasta mi vejez.
Dios creo la vaca para darnos la leche
el creo el cielo para que viva el sol
Dios creo mis ojos para ver su belleza
hizo mi boquita para cantarle hoy
canta la hormiguita junto con el elefante
canta el caballito tambien canta el leon
los pollitos dicen pio pio pio pio
y mi corazon dice ton ton ton.
Video
Dios Creó - Alex Campos Alinkelim
Meaning & Inspiration
"Dios Creó," a powerful anthem from Alex Campos's 2009 live album *Tour Te Puedo Sentir*, stands as a vibrant declaration of God's creative power and sovereignty. This song isn't just a collection of melodies; it's a testament to the awe-inspiring artistry of the Creator, echoing the foundational truth found in Genesis 1:1, "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth." Campos masterfully crafts a narrative that invites listeners to reflect on the vastness of God's handiwork, from the celestial bodies to the intricate details of life on Earth, mirroring the sentiment of Psalm 19:1, which proclaims, "The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands." The message of "Dios Creó" is deeply rooted in the biblical understanding of God as the ultimate artist and sustainer. It calls to mind the Psalmist's wonder in Psalm 139:14, where David exclaims, "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well." The song, through its vibrant expression, encourages a profound appreciation for the divine craftsmanship evident in every aspect of creation, prompting a response of worship and gratitude. It serves as a reminder that in recognizing the Creator, we find our own purpose and place within His grand design, much like the assurance in Romans 1:20, "For since the creation of the world God’s invisible qualities—his eternal power and divine nature—have been clearly perceived, understood through what he has made." Ultimately, "Dios Creó" is an invitation to look beyond the visible and to acknowledge the unseen power and majesty of the God who brought everything into being.