Lyrics
?Qui?n es el rey de gloria?
Sin igual es su esplendor
?Qui?n es el rey que es santo?
Ante el todo se postraran
Cristo cordero de Dios
Rey salvador
Solo t? mereces la alabanza eterna
Solo tu sentado en tu trono reinas
Gloria doy, gloria doy solo a ti
?Qui?n es el rey de gracia?
Que grande y compasivo es El
?Qui?n es el rey que es digno?
Las naciones te alabaran
Cristo cordero de Dios
Rey salvador
Solo t? mereces la alabanza eterna
Solo tu sentado en tu trono reinas
Gloria doy, gloria doy solo a ti
T? eres el rey que salva
Poderoso Dios de amor
T? eres el rey que diste
Tu sangre para vida dar
Cristo cordero de Dios
Rey salvador
Solo t? mereces la alabanza eterna
Solo tu sentado en tu trono reinas
Gloria doy, gloria doy solo a ti
Gloria doy, gloria doy solo a ti?.
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Meaning & Inspiration
Solo Tu is a Spanish-language declaration of worship directed to Christ as King, Savior, and Lamb of God. Its questions about the King of glory, holiness, grace, and worthiness are answered by a recurring confession that Christ alone deserves eternal praise. The chorus places him upon the throne and gives glory to him alone, making exclusive devotion the central theme of the song.
The later lines connect that royal authority with sacrificial love. Christ is praised not only as mighty but as the King who gave his blood to bring life. Revelation 5:12-13 closely supports this union of the slain Lamb, the throne, worthiness, and unending praise. Philippians 2:10-11 also reflects the picture of every nation bowing and confessing the lordship of Christ. By joining kingship, mercy, salvation, and sacrifice, the lyric presents worship as the fitting response to both the majesty and redeeming work of Jesus.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 5:12-13 Heaven and creation declare the slain Lamb worthy of honor, glory, and praise.
- Philippians 2:10-11 Every knee bows and every tongue confesses that Jesus Christ is Lord.
- 1 Peter 1:18-19 Redemption is linked to the precious blood of Christ, the spotless Lamb.