Alex Campos - Lo Que Buscas De Mí Lyrics
Lyrics
No buscaste a sabios ni a ricos No buscaste a grandes y fuertes Me Buscaste a mi Tan Solo A Mi
No buscas promesas ni letras No buscas canciones de amor Buscaste el latido De mi Corazon
Buscaste en el secreto De mi habitación Rompiste en el silencio Cuando escuché tu voz
Es que aun no entiendo Que viste en mi Señor Tan solo sé que buscas Mi débil Corazón
Dios te puedo ver En el invierno yo te hallé Tú siempre tan fiel Por eso entrego Todo mi ser
No buscaste a sabios ni a ricos No buscaste a grandes y fuertes Me Buscaste a mi Tan Solo A Mi
No buscas promesas ni letras No buscas canciones de amor Buscaste el latido De mi Corazon
Buscaste en el secreto De mi habitación Rompiste en el silencio Cuando escuché tu voz
Es que aún no entiendo Que viste en mi Señor Tan solo sé que buscas Mi debil corazón
Dios te puedo ver En el invierno yo te hallé Tu siempre tan fiel Por eso entrego Todo mi ser
Te doy mi entera adoración Mi vida entrego a ti Señor Rindo mi vida y mi cancion Siempre tuyo oh mi Dios Me inclino hoy ante tus pies Me postro hoy ante mi Rey Dios te puedo ver En el invierno yo te hallé Tu siempre tan fiel Por eso entrego Todo mi ser
Video
Alex Campos feat. Marcos Brunet - Lo que buscas de mí - Derroche de amor (HD)
Meaning & Inspiration
Released as part of the live album *Alex Campos y Sus Amigos (En Vivo)* on October 25, 2018, "Lo Que Buscas De Mí" by Alex Campos is a profound and tender reflection on God's unexpected and unwavering pursuit of the individual, even in their perceived weakness. The song beautifully articulates a core tenet of the Christian faith: that God's love is not earned through worldly status or achievement, but freely given to all who are willing to receive it. Campos, through his earnest delivery, draws the listener into a deeply personal dialogue with the divine, echoing the sentiment found in 1 Corinthians 1:27, where Scripture states, "But God chose the foolish things of the world to shame the wise; God chose the weak things of the world to shame the strong." The lyrics powerfully convey this very idea, as the narrator questions what God could possibly see in their humble and imperfect heart, a sentiment that resonates with the prophet Samuel's own bewilderment when God chose David, as recorded in 1 Samuel 16:7: "But the Lord said to Samuel, 'Do not consider his appearance or his height, for I have rejected him. The Lord does not look at the things people look at. People look at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart.'"
The narrative of the song centers on the divine's selective yet all-encompassing search. It’s not worldly accolades or superficial promises that God seeks, but the very essence of a person's being – "el latido de mi Corazón," the heartbeat of the heart. This resonates with Jesus' teachings about the importance of inner purity and devotion, as exemplified in Matthew 22:37, where Jesus quotes Deuteronomy, saying, "'Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.'" The song suggests a divine intimacy, a breaking into the "secreto de mi habitación," the secret place of the heart, and a profound disruption of silence when God's voice is finally heard. This echoes the intimacy God desires with His creation, as spoken through Hosea 6:6: "For I desire mercy, not sacrifice, and the knowledge of God rather than burnt offerings." The profound realization for the narrator is God's steadfast faithfulness, particularly being found in the "invierno," the winter of life, a season often associated with hardship and desolation. This unwavering presence and loyalty, as highlighted in the lyrics, are the foundation upon which the narrator pledges their complete surrender: "Todo mi ser," their entire being. This commitment is a direct response to the unmerited grace and persistent love demonstrated by God, as described in Romans 5:8: "But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us." The song culminates in a beautiful offering of adoration and a full surrender of life and song, a testament to the transformative power of recognizing God's pursuit and His deep, unconditional love.