Lyrics
?Atraviesas un desierto?
Tambi?n estuve all?
Donde el ?rbol va sec?ndose
Donde gime su ra?z
Donde el suela es quebrado y seco
no hay nubes en el cielo
No hay lluvia fresca o primavera
no ves final
(coro)
El d?a vendr?, y sin saber, (2x)
tu temporada cambiar?
Yo no comprendo la raz?n
?S?lo Dios!
?Atraviesas un desierto?
Yo tambi?n estuve all?
La vida parece no progresar
quieres cambiar, mas no puedes salir
Es lugar de un gran vac?o interior
que nunca puedes definir
Mirando a Dios, ves lo que quieres ser
al verte a ti, ves tu realidad
(Coro)
?Atraviesas un desierto?
Hace poco estuve all?
Ahora estoy donde cae la lluvia
?Donde todo es verde al fin!
Donde encuentro refugio en mi Dios
un lugar de rendirme a El
Yo miro a Dios, y veo lo que quiero ser
?El ve en m? a Jes?s!
(Coro)
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Meaning & Inspiration
El Día Vendrá presents spiritual dryness through the image of a desert, where the ground is cracked, the roots groan, and relief seems far away. The repeated assurance that the day will come gives the song a patient hope without pretending that hardship is easy to explain. Its movement from barrenness toward rain and green life portrays renewal as a gift from God rather than an achievement of human effort.
The closing verse brings the central confession into clearer view: God is both refuge and the place of surrender. As the singer looks toward God and recognizes personal need, the lyric points to Christ as the source of a changed identity. That contrast between present reality and what God is forming closely echoes biblical themes of endurance, restoration, and conformity to Christ. The chorus therefore functions as a quiet declaration that difficult circumstances can change under God’s care, even when their purpose remains mysterious.
Related Scripture
- Isaiah 43:19 God promises a new work, including a way in the wilderness and water in the desert.
- Romans 8:29 The song’s desire to reflect Jesus echoes conformity to the image of God’s Son.