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†Cesáreo Gabaráin (1936–1991) was one of the best-known composers of Spanish liturgical music. A prolific composer, he has published 37 collections of liturgical music and more than 500 songs, including “Pescador de Hombres.”
Songs
Abre, Señor, Nuestro Corazón
- Abre, Señor, Nuestro Corazón
- Al Atardecer de la Vida
- Aleluya (Navidad)
- Aleluya No. 1
- Aleluya No. 2
- Caminaré en Presencia del Señor
- Cantando la Alegría
- Carguen con Mi Yugo y Aprendan
- Como a Su Madre
- Creo, Señor
- Cristo Te Necesita
- Demos Gracias al Señor
- Dios No Quiere la Muerte
- El Espíritu del Señor Está Sobre Mí
- El Viñador
- En Cristo, Dios Reconciliaba al Mundo con Él
- En Toda Ocasión Den Gracias a Dios
- En el Taller de Nazaret
- Gloria a Dios en Lo Más Alto del Cielo, y en la Tierra
- Gloria al Padre, al Hijo y al Espíritu Santo, al Dios que Es, el que Era y el que Ha de Venir
- Gloria al Señor
- Gracias, Señor
- Ha Sido Inmolada Nuestra Víctima Pascual: Cristo
- Haz, Señor, que Podamos Ver Tu Amor
- Id y Enseñad/Go and Teach
- Iglesia Peregrina
- Jesús Predicaba la Buena Nueva del Reino
- La Alegría en el Perdón
- La Misa Es una Fiesta
- La Muerte No Es el Final
- La Paz Esté con Nosotros
- Les Doy Este Mandamiento Nuevo, Dice el Señor
- Levántate
- Lord, You Have Come to the Seashore/Pan de Vida
- Los Cielos y la Tierra
- Los Escogí a Ustedes y Los He Puesto para que Produzcan
- Luz para Iluminar a Todos los Pueblos
- Madre Dolorosa
- Madre de los Pobres
- Madre, Óyeme
- Nos Ha Amanecido un Día Sagrado
- Nueva Creación
- Nueva Vida
- Perdón, Señor
- Pescador de Hombres/Lord, You Have Come
- Por la Cruz a la Luz
- Porque Nos Invitas
- Que los Ángeles Te Lleven
- Quiero Decirte que Sí
- Señor, Tú Eres Nuestra Luz
- Si Alguien Me Ama, Guardará Mis Palabras, Dice el Señor
- Tanto Amó Dios al Mundo
- Tomad y Comed
- Tú Nos Invitas, Jesús
- Una Espiga
- Unidos en Caridad
- Ustedes Brillan Como Estrellas en el Universo, Enseñándoles la Palabra de Vida
- Ven, Señor, No Tardes Más
- Vienen con Alegría
- Y Tú, Pequeño Niño, Serás el Profeta del Altísimo
- Yo Quisiera Escuchar
- Yo Soy el Agua Viva
- Yo Soy el Buen Pastor, Dice el Señor
- Éxodo y Liberación
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Bio
†Cesáreo Gabaráin (1936–1991) was one of the best-known composers of Spanish liturgical music. He was born in Hernani (in the Basque country, in northern Spain) in 1936. He attended seminary in Zaragoza and was ordained a priest in 1959. For two decades, he served as a university and nursing home chaplain. He began writing hymns around the age of 30, in the mid 1960s, after the Second Vatican Council. He was assistant pastor in Madrid in the 1980s and headed the theology department at a local college. He traveled extensively and at one point offered workshops in the U.S. He died of cancer in 1991 at the age of 55.
A prolific composer, he published 37 collections of liturgical music and more than 500 songs. His best-known work, “Pescador de Hombres,” written in 1979, was reported to be the favorite song of both Pope Saint John Paul II, whom Father Gabaráin met, and later Pope Francis. The song appears in hymnals (in both English and Spanish) of many Christian denominations and has been translated into over 80 languages. Inspired by the feelings and actions of the humble people he met during his ministry, his songs capture the deepest emotions of the human spirit.
