Lyrics
No, No, No, no tendr? temor
A la obscuridad
Cuando la noche venga
Dormir? en paz
Jes?s me cuidara
Brilla, Brilla, Oh Oh
Brilla, Brilla, Oh Oh
Brilla con la luz de Dios
Que est? en ti
No hay gigantes para Dios
Porque ?l es Se?or
Nunca temas, ponte en pie
Y grita para El
Brilla, Brilla, Oh Oh
Brilla, Brilla, Oh Oh
Brilla con la luz de Dios
Que est? en ti
No hay temor
Porque su luz esta en mi
No hay temor
Porque su luz esta en ti
No hay temor
Porque su luz esta aqui
Jes?s es mi Dios
Su luz brillando est? en mi
Brilla, Brilla, Oh Oh
Brilla, Brilla, Oh Oh
Brilla con la luz de Dios
Que est? en ti
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Meaning & Inspiration
Brilla presents a child’s confidence in God’s light as an answer to fear. Darkness, nighttime, and giants appear as familiar images of danger, but none receives the final word. The song answers each threat with simple declarations that Jesus cares and that God remains Lord. Its repeated call to shine turns trust into an active response rather than leaving courage as an abstract idea.
The chorus closely reflects Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 5:14-16, where his followers are called the light of the world and instructed to let that light shine. The repeated claim that God’s light is within the singer also fits the song’s movement from fear toward courage. References to standing before giants recall David’s confidence in 1 Samuel 17:45-47, although the lyrics apply that image broadly rather than retelling the full account. With short phrases, repetition, and clear contrasts between darkness and light, the song gives children a memorable confession: fear does not rule where trust in Jesus and the light of God are present.
Related Scripture
- Matthew 5:14-16 Jesus calls his followers the light of the world and tells them to let their light shine.
- 1 Samuel 17:45-47 David faces a giant with confidence that the battle belongs to the Lord.