Eterno Concierto: Witt, Vidal and Barrientos Sing Together
The three artists shared the stage to sing "A Dios sea la gloria" and "Cuán grande es Él," and the audience joined in.
At the Escenario GNP Seguros in Monterrey, the Eterno Concierto brought together Marcos Vidal, Marcos Barrientos and Marcos Witt, Así Soy TV reported. The three shared the stage to sing "A Dios sea la gloria" (To God Be the Glory) and "Cuán grande es Él" (How Great Is He).
Vidal opened with the songs you learn at home
Marcos Vidal kicked off the night. His set included "En el monte Calvario," "El milagro" and "Cara a cara," songs that already live in the memory of many believers. Think about the first time you sang "Cara a cara." Maybe you weren't in a big venue: you were on a church pew, with someone from church playing guitar.
That's what a night like this reveals. A song can hold an entire truth in the memory of someone who can't yet read theology. The psalmist puts it this way: "One generation shall commend your works to another, and shall declare your mighty acts" (Psalm 145:4, ESV). Faith is also passed down by singing.
«A hymn can teach you to pray before you can explain your faith.»
Barrientos followed, and Witt got the crowd singing
Marcos Barrientos took the stage next, with "Solo de Jesús la sangre," "Me sanaste con tu bien" and "Sin reservas." Then came Marcos Witt, with "Oh, tu fidelidad," "Tu fidelidad" and "Dios de pactos." Así Soy TV reported that the audience accompanied those songs with their voices.
The crowd didn't stay quiet: they sang with Witt and sang again when the three were on stage together. In a time when you can listen to music without opening your mouth, gathering to sing with others is a different kind of choice. And when the lyrics speak of God's faithfulness, saying them out loud in front of strangers becomes a simple way to confess your faith.
For someone who is 20, several of these titles didn't arrive through an algorithm: they came as an inheritance. "Dios de pactos" may sound like your dad's playlist, and still remind you that someone prayed for you before you were born.
Three voices together, testimonies and a prayer
The three singers came together on stage to perform "A Dios sea la gloria" and "Cuán grande es Él" together, and the attendees joined in on the songs.
There was also room for testimonies: the singers shared memories of their first steps in church, how they grew in the Christian life and what path led them to devote their talent to music ministry. There was a prayer for the audience and, before saying goodbye, the three thanked the attendees in Monterrey.
That night there were lights, a big venue and familiar songs; there was also prayer and memory. Scripture calls those who sing to let the word of Christ dwell in them and to sing from the heart (see Colossians 3:16).
Maybe the Eterno Concierto didn't leave you with a photo for social media, but with a question. What is the hymn that taught you to pray? Look it up this week, sing it with your family or your small group, and tell someone younger why those lyrics are still yours. A hymn can teach you to pray before you can explain your faith.
