Blanca - La Bondad De Dios Lyrics
Lyrics
Te amo, Dios, tu amor nunca me falla Mi existir en tus manos está Desde el momento que despierto hasta el anochecer Yo cantaré de la bondad de Dios
En mi vida has sido bueno En mi vida has sido tan, tan fiel Con mi ser, con cada aliento Yo cantaré de la bondad de Dios
Yo amo tu voz, me has guiado por el fuego Tú cerca estás en la oscuridad Te conozco como Padre y como amigo fiel Mi vida está en la bondad de Dios, oh, yeah
En mi vida has sido bueno En mi vida has sido tan, tan fiel Con mi ser, con cada aliento Yo cantaré de la bondad de Dios, eh-eh
Tu fidelidad sigue persiguiéndome Tu fidelidad sigue persiguiéndome Todo lo que soy te lo entrego hoy, a ti me rendiré Tu fidelidad sigue persiguiéndome
Tu fidelidad sigue persiguiéndome Tu fidelidad sigue persiguiéndome Todo lo que soy te lo entrego hoy, a ti me rendiré Tu fidelidad sigue persiguiéndome
En mi vida has sido bueno En mi vida has sido tan, tan fiel Con mi ser, con cada aliento Yo cantaré de la bondad de Dios, oh-oh, oh-oh
En mi vida has sido bueno En mi vida has sido tan, tan fiel Con mi ser, con cada aliento Yo cantaré de la bondad de Dios Yo cantaré de la bondad de Dios
¡Aleluya!
Video
BLANCA - La Bondad de Dios: Video de Letras Oficial
Meaning & Inspiration
I was sitting here listening to this version of the song, and it got me thinking about that line where she sings about His goodness chasing after her. It’s a strange image if you stop to think about it—God as someone pursuing us—but then I keep coming back to Psalm 23. You know, that part about goodness and mercy following us all the days of our lives? It’s not just a nice thought; it feels like an anchor. It’s like, even when I’m busy or distracted, the reality of who He is doesn't stop. It’s persistent.
And then there's the part about being guided through the fire. I keep wrestling with whether that makes life sound too easy, but then I remember how often the Bible talks about refining. It’s not that the fire isn't hot, or that it doesn't hurt, but the lyrics acknowledge that He’s actually there in the dark. It feels honest to the way the prophets described God walking with His people through the literal and metaphorical flames. It isn't a promise that things will always be comfortable, but that He is close enough to know.
I guess the part that really hits me is the surrender. Singing "todo lo que soy te lo entrego hoy"—it's a heavy thing to say. It sounds a lot like what Paul was getting at in Romans, presenting our bodies as a living sacrifice. It’s easy to sing, but living it out when things aren't going well? That’s where the tension is for me. Does His goodness really hold up when everything else is falling apart, or am I just singing about a feeling? I suppose if the promise of His presence is true, then maybe the goodness isn't about my circumstances at all, but about Him being exactly who He says He is, regardless of whether I’m having a good day or a terrible one. But it still feels like a massive thing to trust, doesn't it? That He is actually there, in the middle of the mess, still being faithful.