Fue Tu Amor (part. Coalo Zamorano)

In 'Fue Tu Amor,' Jesús Adrián Romero, featuring Coalo Zamorano, delves into the profound impact of divine love on the human soul. The song's lyrics emphasize that it is not the authority, power, majesty, or splendor of the divine that transforms the heart, but rather the tender and compassionate love that emanates from it. This love is described as impossible to fully comprehend, yet it is the very essence that leads the singer to follow the path of faith until the end. The gentle and healing nature of this love is likened to a breeze and a smile, bringing joy and comfort to the heart.

The song further explores the idea that it is not the omnipotence or glory of the divine that changes one's condition or breaks down pride. Instead, it is the immense kindness and the sweet voice of love that brings the singer to their knees and fosters belief. This love is portrayed as a powerful force that binds and supports, offering a sense of security and peace. The repetition of the phrase 'Fue tu amor' (It was your love) underscores the central theme of the song, highlighting the transformative and healing power of divine love.

In the final verse, the song reflects on the ultimate demonstration of this love through the sacrifice on the cross. The divine's willingness to become weak and give without reservation is presented as the ultimate act of forgiveness and love. This act of selflessness and compassion is what truly changes the singer's heart and brings them joy. The song beautifully captures the essence of divine love as a gentle, healing, and transformative force that surpasses all other attributes of the divine.