Lyrics
Me aferro a la fe
Un camino abrirás
Aunque no lo pueda ver
Aunque no lo entenderé
Esto yo creo
Esto yo creo
Coro
Montes moverás
Guerras ganarás
En laadoración
Hay liberación
Hablaré a mi temor y a mi duda diré
Siempre has sido fiel, siempre lo serás
Verso 2
Tu palabra es mi sosten
Desde el cielo me oirás
Mis batallas pelearas, la victoria obtendrás
Esto yo creo, esto yo creo
Tag
Siempre has sido fiel
siempre lo serás
Puente
Solo esto yo se, no fallarás
Solo esto yo se, jamas lo haras
Solo esto yo se, no fallarás
Solo esto yo se, jamas lo haras
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
“Siempre Has Sido Fiel” is a Spanish-language confession of trust in God when the way forward cannot yet be seen or understood. The verses hold faith and uncertainty together: the singer expects God to make a way, listens for his word, and believes that he hears from heaven. The chorus answers fear and doubt with the repeated claim that God has always been faithful and will remain so.
Images of mountains moving, battles being fought, and freedom found in worship give that trust an active expression. They may recall biblical passages in which faith faces what appears immovable and God’s people depend on him in conflict. The bridge narrows the song to a simple conclusion that God will not fail. Repetition makes faithfulness, rather than the size of the obstacle, the controlling idea. The lyric does not explain how every battle will end; instead, it presents praise as a response rooted in God’s unchanging character and in confidence that his promises remain dependable.
Related Scripture
- Matthew 17:20 Jesus uses the image of faith moving a mountain.
- Exodus 14:14 Israel is told that the Lord will fight for his people.
- Hebrews 10:23 The passage grounds firm hope in the faithfulness of the one who promised.