Que todo lós pueblos te alaben

Marco Barrientos Marco Barrientos

A Hymn of Praise and Sovereignty

The song "Que todos los pueblos te alaben" by Marco Barrientos is a contemporary Christian worship song that expresses a desire for universal praise to God. The lyrics call for all nations and all of creation to acknowledge and crown God as the sovereign king. The repetition of the phrase 'Tu eres rey' (You are king) emphasizes the central theme of God's dominion and power over all.

Marco Barrientos is known for his contributions to the genre of Christian worship music, often focusing on themes of praise, worship, and the glory of God. This song, like many of his others, is designed to be sung in a congregational setting, encouraging participants to join in a collective declaration of God's kingship. The simple yet profound lyrics are meant to be easily understood and to resonate with a wide audience, transcending cultural and linguistic barriers.

The song's structure, with its repetitive chorus and exclamations of 'Aleluya' (Hallelujah), is typical of modern worship music, aiming to create an atmosphere of adoration and reverence. The use of 'todos los pueblos' (all nations) and 'toda tu creacion' (all your creation) suggests a vision of unity and harmony under the rule of a divine monarch. It's a call to worship that extends beyond the individual, reaching out to the collective spirit of humanity and the natural world.

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  1. El Señor Esta En Este Lugar
  2. De Los Montes
  3. Que Los Cielos Se Abran Hoy
  4. Agnus Dei
  5. Dame de Beber
  6. No Sé a Qué Has Venido Tu
  7. Cristo, Heme Aquí
  8. En Tu Presencia
  9. Espíritu & Verdad
  10. Manda Tu Fuego
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