Aline Barros - Celebrad al Dios de Amor Lyrics
Lyrics
Cambia tu dolor
Por esta conci?n
Celebrad lo que hizo Dios
?nete a cantar
Vem a celebrar al Dios de Amor
Cristo es el Se?or
Y el reina aqui
Declaramos su poder
La oscuridad huye ante el
Celebrat al Dios de Amor
Canta la creaci?n
Ruge esta canci?n
Celabrad que hizo Dios
?nete a cantar vem a celebrar
Celebrar al Dios de Amor
Celebrar al Dios de Amor
Celebrar al Dios de Amor
Video
Celebrad al Dios de Amor | CD Más de Ti | Aline Barros
Meaning & Inspiration
Aline Barros’s 2017 release, "Celebrad al Dios de Amor," from the album *Más de Ti*, is a powerful call to worship that centers on the boundless love of God, offering a vibrant alternative to personal burdens. The song's essence lies in its direct invitation to shift focus from pain to praise, encouraging listeners to actively participate in celebrating God's transformative work. This theme resonates deeply with the biblical command to offer thanksgiving and rejoice in the Lord, as Psalm 100:4-5 instructs, "Enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts with praise; give thanks to him and praise his name. For the Lord is good and his love endures forever; his faithfulness continues through all generations." The lyrics echo this sentiment by urging us to join in singing about what God has done, effectively turning our personal sorrows into a communal expression of gratitude for divine intervention.
The declaration that "Cristo es el Señor" (Christ is Lord) and that "el reina aqui" (He reigns here) forms the cornerstone of the song's theological message. This is not merely a passive observation but an active proclamation of Christ's sovereignty in the present moment, a truth powerfully affirmed throughout Scripture. The lyrics further assert that "la oscuridad huye ante el" (darkness flees before Him), a direct allusion to Christ's victory over sin and darkness, as illuminated in John 1:5: "The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it." This signifies that acknowledging and celebrating God's love inherently dispels fear and negativity, aligning with the believer's experience of spiritual victory through faith in Christ.
The imagery of "canta la creación" (creation sings) and the declaration that "Ruge esta canción" (this song roars) extends the scope of worship beyond the human voice to encompass all of creation, a concept found in passages like Psalm 148, which calls upon heavens, earth, sun, moon, and all living creatures to praise the Lord. The repeated refrain, "Celebrad al Dios de Amor," serves as an anthem, reinforcing the central tenet that God's love is the ultimate reason for our worship. This emphasis on God's love as the primary motivator for praise is consistent with the Apostle John's profound statement in 1 John 4:8 and 4:16: "Whoever does not love does not know God, because God is love... Whoever lives in love lives in God, and God in them." Therefore, "Celebrad al Dios de Amor" isn't just a song of joy; it's a profound theological statement about the nature of God and a practical exhortation for believers to live lives defined by His unwavering, triumphant love.