Alex Campos - Vivir Con Él Lyrics
Lyrics
Al mirar tu hermosura y tu fiel corazón
Y tus grandes bendiciones que a mi vida traes hoy
Al mirar el firmamento las estrellas y el sol,
Me imagino aquel dueño que escucha mi oración.
Como negar tu palpitar, como saberlo si no estas,
Como olvidar tu respirar, tus lindos ojos quiero mirar,
Voy a gritar que vivo estas, no eres mentira eres real.
No importa lo que dirán mi amor por ti reflejara
Que en este mundo y fuera de el;
No hay nada como vivir con El.
Al mirar tu hermosura y tu fiel corazón
Y tus grandes bendiciones que a mi vida traes hoy.
Contemplando aquella ave la que cuida el buen Dios,
Pienso cuanto mas me cuida, cuanto mas me amara.
Video
Vivir con Él - Alex Campos (Video Oficial) | Música Cristiana 2021
Meaning & Inspiration
Alex Campos' "Vivir Con Él," released on September 3, 2021, as part of the album *Renovado*, is a profound declaration of unwavering faith and the transformative power of a divine relationship. The song bypasses the superficial, plunging straight into the deep wellspring of its meaning: the intimate, undeniable presence of God in the life of the believer. Campos crafts a narrative not of doubt, but of profound certainty, born from observing the grandeur of creation and the personal blessings that permeate his existence. The vastness of the heavens, the celestial bodies – these natural wonders serve as tangible evidence of a Creator who not only exists but actively listens and responds to our prayers. This echoes the Psalms, where David constantly points to the heavens as proof of God's glory and power, as in Psalm 19:1, which states, "The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands."
The central thesis of "Vivir Con Él" revolves around an experience so real, so deeply felt, that it transcends any attempt to deny or question it. Campos articulates the impossibility of forgetting God's presence, likening it to the difficulty of denying the beating of a heart. This palpable reality is further emphasized by the desire to witness God's "beautiful eyes," a poetic yearning to gaze upon the face of divine love and truth. The bold proclamation, "Voy a gritar que vivo estas, no eres mentira eres real" ("I will shout that you are alive, you are not a lie, you are real"), is a defiant stance against any worldly skepticism or personal wavering. It’s a powerful testament to the conviction that God's existence is not an abstract concept but a living, breathing truth. This resonates with Hebrews 11:6, which promises that "anyone who wants to come to God must believe that he exists and that he rewards those who sincerely seek him." The song's insistence on the reality of God is not just an intellectual exercise; it's an emotional and spiritual certainty that fuels a love that will be reflected in this world and beyond. The core message is that no matter the circumstances, earthly or eternal, the ultimate fulfillment and purpose are found in "living with Him." This aligns perfectly with Jesus' teachings in John 17:3, where eternal life is defined as knowing the one true God and Jesus Christ whom He sent.
Campos’ contemplation extends to the natural world, drawing parallels between God's care for the smallest of His creations and His immense love for humanity. The image of the bird cared for by God is a vivid illustration of divine providence, prompting the question, "How much more will He care for me, how much more will He love me?" This perspective is directly supported by Jesus’ sermon in Matthew 6:26, where He instructs His disciples to consider the birds of the air, which are fed by their Heavenly Father, and reminds them that they are of far greater value. The entire song serves as an inspiring reminder that a life lived in the presence of God is not an option, but the most fulfilling reality. It's an invitation to experience the enduring, unshakeable love and care that only a divine relationship can provide, offering solace, purpose, and an eternal hope grounded in the unchanging nature of God. This journey of living with Him is what truly renovates the soul, making "Vivir Con Él" a fitting anthem for the *Renovado* album.