Sinergia.

Sinergia wasn't born in a recording studio: it was born in a church. At Iglesia Monte Horeb, in El Paso, Texas, a group of friends began writing songs for their congregation. Out of that came a catalog that Spanish-speaking churches sing today.

Their first album, Sinergia Live (2015), showed them in their natural format: live, with the church singing along. Then came the singles that defined their sound, "Salvo Soy" (2017) and "Perfecto Amor" (2021), the latter with Job González.

The year that put them on the map of Spanish-language Christian music was 2022. "Venimos a Adorar," their collaboration with Ingrid Rosario, was nominated for the Premios Arpa in the Best Song with Participation category at the 17th edition. That year they also released the live album Al Que Vive.

Since then, Sinergia has built its career on collaborations: "Mi Hogar" with Destiny Marko and "Nada Especial" (2023); "El Cambió" with Raul Sanchez, "Muéstranos Tu Gloria," and "Soy Libre" live (2024); "Monte Horeb," "Tu Manto" with Daniel Calveti, and "Fiel" with Travy Joe (2025); and in 2026, "El Sonido" and "Cielos Abiertos" with Profeta Angel Martinez. Their catalog is distributed under license from Adarga Entertainment Group.

What defines their music is simplicity: songs designed for a congregation to sing without rehearsal, with worship at the center and the guest voices as support, not as decoration. Their message doesn't promise success or comfort: it speaks of a God who sustains, of freedom, and of a hope that doesn't depend on circumstances.

If you're choosing the songs for your small group or youth service this week, "Venimos a Adorar" and "Tu Manto" are a good starting point. Which of their songs does your church already sing?