Padre Nuestro
Diana Navarro Lyrics

In Diana Navarro's song Padre Nuestro, she sings a prayer that is familiar to many Christians around the world. The lyrics are in Spanish and they start with "Padre nuestro que estás en el cielo" which translates to "Our Father who art in heaven." This line is an opening address to God, acknowledging Him as our father and as the ruler of the heavens. The singer then proceeds to praise God, singing "Santo sea tu nombre mi Dios celestial" which means "Hallowed be Thy name, O heavenly God." This line expresses reverence and adoration to God's holy name.

The next verse of the song asks for God's kingdom to come and for His will to be done. These lines are a plea for God to take control of the world and guide it according to His plan. The singer then asks God to provide for us, "Danos hoy el pan de cada día" meaning "Give us this day our daily bread." This line is a request for God to give us what we need to survive in this world. The next line asks for forgiveness of sins "Y nuestras ofensas perdónanoslas" meaning "Forgive us our trespasses." This line shows the singer acknowledging their own sins and asking for God's forgiveness.

The final verse is a request for protection from temptation and evil "Que de tentaciones nos protejas y con tu gran fuerza líbranos del mal" meaning "And lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil." This line asks God to shield us from the temptations that may lead us away from Him and protect us from the forces of darkness that seek to harm us. The song ends with "Amén" which means "Amen" - a word used to express agreement or approval to God's words.