Lyrics
Verso 1
En el valle del temor
Está conmigo hasta el final
Los gigantes Él venció
Y las montañas derrumbó
Coro
Es nuestro campeón el gran Rey
Poderoso fiel y Redentor
El guerrero del cielo
Es nuestro campeón el vencedor
Verso 2
Mi melodía sin canción
Mi esperanza eres Tú
Si débil soy fuerza me das
Ganada la batalla está
Coro (Repeat)
Puente (Repeat x2)
Las adicciones se tienen que ir
Jesús venció, Jesús venció
Ya no hay vergüenza que huya el temor
Jesús venció, Jesús venció
La muerte venció, vidas cambió
Jesús venció, Jesús venció
En la batalla Él es el campeón
Jesús venció, Jesús venció
Coro (Repeat)
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Meaning & Inspiration
"Jesús Venció" ("Jesus Won") opens by picturing a valley of fear, describing giants defeated and mountains brought down, imagery drawn from Old Testament accounts of conquest applied to a personal battle. That opening sets up the chorus's central title, naming Jesus directly as champion, mighty, faithful, and redeeming warrior from heaven.
Its bridge lists specific things declared defeated by that victory, addictions, shame, fear, and finally death itself, repeating the phrase "Jesus won" after each item named. That structure treats Christ's triumph over death as the pattern for every other struggle the song names, personal battles included within the same victory rather than separate from it.
Sung in Spanish within contemporary Latin American worship, the song functions as a declaration of confident victory, crediting weakness met by given strength and a battle already decided rather than still in doubt. Its repeated title phrase, won rather than winning, frames every listed struggle as already resolved through Christ's own triumph.
Related Scripture
- 1 Corinthians 15:57 Declares victory given through Jesus Christ, echoed in the song's repeated declaration that Jesus has won.
- Hebrews 2:14-15 Describes Christ defeating the power of death, echoed in the song's bridge naming death among what has been conquered.