Resucitarán means “will rise again” or “will be resurrected.” It is the future-tense form of resucitar, a powerful and distinctive word connected with resurrection and new life.
In the song, “Muertos resucitarán” means “the dead will be resurrected,” expressing the Christian hope of a joyful reunion in heaven.
Christine D’Clario, an artist from the United States and Puerto Rico, joins Alex Zurdo for a joyful Christian song about waiting for Jesus to return. The opening lines are full of expectation: “Ya no puedo esperar” [I cannot wait] and “Por el día en que volverá” [for the day when He will return]. The singer imagines Jesus standing at the door, with His arrival getting closer, and urges listeners to prepare because “Cristo viene ya” [Christ is coming now]. The repeated “Ven, ven, ven” [Come, come, come] sounds like both a prayer to Jesus and an invitation for everyone to sing along.
The song then grows into a celebration of Christian hope. Jesus will come “entre las nubes” [among the clouds], visible to everyone, and “todo ojo le verá” [every eye will see Him]. Alex Zurdo adds confident lines about Scripture expressing this promise and about praising Jesus with certainty. The lyrics also look ahead to resurrection, God’s people joining together in heaven, the end of tears, and endless joy. Their final song will be “Santo, Santo” [Holy, Holy], because Jesus has conquered and is worthy of praise. It is a direct, dance-friendly message: keep watch, keep praising, and say, “Ven, Señor Jesús” [Come, Lord Jesus].