Glorifica (1999)

Lauriete's song 'Glorifica (1999)' is a powerful testament to the transformative and uplifting presence of Jesus in the lives of believers. The lyrics recount biblical miracles, such as Jesus turning water into wine at the wedding in Cana and raising Lazarus from the dead in Bethany. These references serve to remind listeners of the miraculous power of Jesus and the profound changes that occur when He is present. The song emphasizes that when Jesus arrives, all needs are met, and all forms of lack and suffering are eradicated.

The chorus of the song reinforces the idea that Jesus' presence brings abundance and spiritual fulfillment. The repetition of phrases like 'não falta peixe, não falta pão' (there is no lack of fish, no lack of bread) and 'não falta graça, não falta unção' (there is no lack of grace, no lack of anointing) highlights the completeness and sufficiency found in Jesus. The act of glorifying Jesus is portrayed as a natural and joyous response to His presence, leading to communal worship and celebration within the church.

Lauriete's musical style, deeply rooted in contemporary Christian and gospel traditions, enhances the song's message of faith and divine intervention. The call to 'glorifica' (glorify) is not just a directive but an invitation to experience the transformative power of Jesus firsthand. The song encourages believers to recognize and celebrate the presence of Jesus in their gatherings, assuring them that His presence brings about positive change and spiritual renewal. The repetitive and uplifting nature of the lyrics serves to reinforce the message of hope, faith, and divine intervention, making 'Glorifica (1999)' a resonant anthem for many Christians.