The song "Gloria Al Rey" by Jaci Velasquez is a Christian worship song that glorifies and celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The lyrics express the belief that Jesus is alive and that his resurrection brings hope, redemption, and victory over death. The song begins by proclaiming that there is a reason for believers to rejoice because the curse has been broken, darkness will be dispelled, and they are now forgiven because Christ is alive. It emphasizes that Christians are not defeated but can sing praises even in times of trials and have hope because of the resurrection. The chorus repeats the phrase "Gloria al rey resucitado" (Glory to the resurrected king), affirming the victory of Jesus over death and the joyous celebration of his triumphant resurrection. The phrase "¡Aleluya vivo está!" (Hallelujah, he is alive!) is also repeated, expressing the joy and gratefulness for Jesus' resurrection. The lyrics also speak of the reasons believers can be brave and have courage because Jesus is alive. They believe that even the dead will live again and that they will be redeemed through Jesus. The song declares the power and triumph of Jesus over death, urging believers to give glory to the risen king. The bridge of the song reflects on the impact of Jesus' resurrection on the world. It states that the tomb is a witness to the power of heaven, and the world bears witness to the triumph of believers. The lyrics ask the rhetorical question, "Death, where are you today? Where is your sting?" implying that death has been defeated by Jesus' resurrection. Overall, the song "Gloria Al Rey" is a joyful declaration of faith in the resurrection of Jesus Christ and the hope, redemption, and victory that it brings to believers. It encourages praise, worship, and celebration of the living Savior.
