Solo Dios (Kintsugi) (part. Kim Richards y Louie Abrego)

Un Corazón's song 'Solo Dios (Kintsugi)' featuring Kim Richards and Louie Abrego is a profound exploration of brokenness and divine restoration. The lyrics draw a vivid picture of human fragility and the transformative power of God's grace. The song begins by acknowledging that God has seen and formed us with care, but humanity has often strayed, seeking fulfillment in lesser things. This deviation leads to a state of brokenness, symbolized by a shattered mirror, representing the fragmented pieces of our lives.

The chorus emphasizes that only God can restore and make things new. The metaphor of Kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold, is subtly woven into the song's fabric. This art form not only fixes the broken object but also highlights its history and imperfections, making it more beautiful. Similarly, the song suggests that God's restoration is not just about mending but also about dignifying and transforming our brokenness into something more profound and beautiful.

The lyrics also touch on the sacrificial love of Jesus, with references to the wounds on His side and hands, which serve as a refuge for the wounded and fallen. This imagery reinforces the idea that through Christ's sacrifice, we are united and healed. The repeated lines about returning to God 'like children' underscore a theme of repentance and renewal, suggesting that true freedom and life are found in Him. The song concludes with a powerful affirmation that even in our brokenness, we are made whole through God's patient and loving restoration, much like the art of Kintsugi.