Levanto Mis Mexican Meaning

Music mysteriously connects with the human heart. It often speaks more than words, yet when words speak with music it greatly impacts the human heart. Is powerful because it’s medicinal for pains and balm for scars. A man once told me that a heart is unable to feel pain. However, my heart can prove that statement wrong. My heart can speak about the power of music combined with words. Not any words, but the words of God. His words can sink to the bottom of a human heart. Combining these two variables, the songs of “ Levanto Mis Manos” and “ Nada te Turbe” by Samuel Hernandez emerge. In this essay, music is not only enjoyable for the ears, but is medicine for inexplicable pain and a hopeless heart. In “Levanto Mis Manos” Samuel Hernandez emphasizes how lifting his hands to God has helped him. He describes how he receives new strength and is able to sing in the middle of problems. Later he encourages others to lift up their hands to relate with him. the beginning of the song says “I lift up my hands, even when my strength is failing. I lift up my hands, even when my life is trouble”. In other words, he messages the feasibility of power in weakness. It is evident that he experiences that healing from worshiping God with his hands. Music of this type gives hope. Later Samuel Hernandez encourages others to
Hernandez has been a role model of compassion and humanity, kindness, sympathy, and compassion. He has touched many with his sacred songs. He has touched me. He has recently visited patients with cancer and terminal diseases in many hospitals of Puerto Rico[1]. Similarly, In “Nada Te Turbe” Samuel Hernandez explains that there is a moment when we feel hopeless. When we don’t understand why problem, sickness, and difficulties occur, but in that very moment we can raise our hands to God and let go all the worries to be filled up with his