Anormales

Redimi2 and Maso reclaim a word usually meant as an insult — 'anormales,' abnormal — and turn it into a badge rather than something to escape. 'Por lo que creemos, por lo que decimos' ('because of what we believe, because of what we say') names exactly what makes them abnormal by the world's standard: specific beliefs and specific speech, not eccentricity for its own sake.

'Yo creo en lo que no veo' ('I believe in what I don't see') echoes 2 Corinthians 5:7's claim that believers 'walk by faith, not by sight,' worn here as the actual definition of the abnormality being claimed. The closing verse turns personal and specific — 'un adicto que por la sangre de Cristo se convirtió en ministro' ('an addict who, by the blood of Christ, became a minister') — naming a real transformation rather than staying at the level of wordplay. 1 Corinthians 1:27's claim that God chose 'the foolish things of the world' to shame the wise sits behind that turn: what looks abnormal from outside is, in the song's own account, exactly the sign that something real happened.