Aleluya
Paola Miranda Lyrics

The lyrics of Paola Miranda's song Aleluya speak of hope and faith in humanity. It tells a story of a soldier returning home, a sick child getting cured, and a homeless person being saved due to an act of kindness. The song also talks about an atheist finding belief and a hungry person getting food to eat. The lyrics emphasize the need for peace and an end to misery and corruption. It urges that love should be the norm instead of corruption reigning over the world. Paola Miranda motivates everyone to hope for a future where goodness prevails, the soul is pure, and people escape their negative past. The repeated chorus, 'Aleluya', stresses that unity and a better future are possible, and that keeps coming back to bless the world.

The song has an all-encompassing, positive message about looking ahead to a more peaceful future. Through its lyrics, it reminds that hope and faith in humanity go a long way in life. It shows that if we believe and act justly, in unity and love, we can have a better, brighter future. The feel-good factor of the song appeals to people, urging them to believe in doing good and to place their trust in God too.

* Paola Miranda's Spanish lyrics are a more contemporary version of Leonard Cohen's song Hallelujah.
* Aleluya is a song from Paola Miranda's second album, released in 2009, entitled 'De Vuelta A Casa.'
* The song won in the 'International Song' category at the Viña del Mar Festival in 2009.
* Aleluya's popularity extended beyond Chile, with international artists such as Bon Jovi and Pentatonix performing covers of this song.
* The lyrics have references to different beliefs such as God, magic, and humanity.
* The song's rhythm and melody have an Afro-Caribbean influence, mixed with the traditional Latin American sounds.
* Paola Miranda was part of the popular band "Los Prisioneros," which was active from 1979 to 1991.
* Miranda's music career began at the age of 18, playing live in different venues before she became a part of Los Prisioneros.
* In 2018, Paola Miranda collaborated with the Chilean comedian Pedro Ruminot in the creation of the show "La Reina de la Canción," where she acted as a judge.
* The song Aleluya is a part of the Chilean cultural heritage due to its wide popularity and represents a message of hope and unity.

Chords: Unfortunately, the chords for this song are not available at this time.