Juan A. Espinosa

Enjoy 12 of Espinosa's most beloved songs
As a follow up to volume one of Canciones de un Pueblo Caminante (translated: Songs of the Journeying People of God), this collection gathers 12 additional beloved songs—including five published in the U.S. for the first time—from revered Spanish liturgical composer Juan Antonio Espinosa

Give new expression to generational anthems
Contemporary arrangements with rock guitars and elements of jazz and Gospel give new expression to poetic anthems cherished by generations of Latino-American Catholics. As Espinosa describes, these songs "invite us to taste the warmth of the Spirit who is near; the Spirit that surrounds our existence, our life and our story."

Surrender and trust in God
The folk-style "Todo lo Podemos" reflects our surrender and trust in God. Like a heartbeat, the drum and bass in "Resucitó el Señor" create intense anticipation that explodes in a cry of joy: He's Risen, He's Risen! Overflowing with Latin flavor, "Santa María de la Esperanza" provides an energetic close to the album.

Bring music to life
Whether you're looking to unite your community during the liturgy or enrich personal prayer, the guitar songbook makes it easy to bring these 12 songs to life and proclaim the goodness of our God, Creator and Father.

Also available as an MP3 playlist.

Tracks: Tu Palabra Me Da Vida | Todos los Días Nace el Señor | Danos un Corazón | Alabad al Señor, Aleluya | Acompañas Nuestro Caminar | Todo lo Pedemos | Dolorosa | Resucitó el Señor | Espíritu Santo, Ven | En la Hora de Partir | Las Puertas de Tu Casa | Santa María de la Esperanza

This 13-song CD by Juan Antonio Espinosa features songs to engage Hispanic communities–including six published in the U.S. for the first time.

Engage your assembly with well-known songs
This prolific composer’s music has helped engage Latino-Americans in the liturgy for years. Continuing in the same vein as the previous two, this third volume in the anthology combines Espinosa’s most well-known songs in one uplifting collection. “These are the songs of God’s pilgrim Church,” explains the composer, “songs that speak of a God, Creator and Father who loves us and made us truly his children.”

Introduce classics to a new generation
From rock and blues to gospel and jazz, updated contemporary arrangements breathe new life into the music you know and love. Rediscover familiar songs or introduce classics to a new generation. The rich and beautiful instrumentation features electric guitars, keyboards and authentic Latin American instruments like zampoña (traditional Andean panpipe) and bombo legüero (a type of drum).

Celebrate the mystery of faith
With well-known titles like “El Señor Es Mi Fuerza” and “Santa María del Camino,” and songs that have been published in the US for the first time like “Anunciamos el Reino de Dios” and “Todos Unidos,” this collection features 12 songs that will be an inspiration to all who gather to celebrate the resurrection and life of our Lord and Savior.

Tracks: El Señor Es Mi Fuerza | Anunciamos el Reino de Dios | En la Noche, Míranos | Vamos Cantando al Señor | Seremos Tus Testigos | Un Mandamiento Nuevo | No Podemos Caminar | Madre del Salvador | Todo lo Podemos | Caminaré | El Espíritu de Dios | Santa María del Camino

A Los que Ama el Señor (To those whom God loves) serves as a musical reminder of God's unconditional and merciful love for us. Featuring easy-to-learn melodies and contemporary styles, the 13 songs are suitable for use in Spanish liturgies throughout the year.

The composer has set many of the songs to inspiring texts, including poems by José A. Olivar, Víctor Manuel Arbeloa and Pedro Casaldáliga. The result is music that speaks to the diversity in today's church, music that expresses a biblical definition of happiness: "Happy are those whom the Lord loves. Happy are those who follow his ways."

Created with the intention of "breaking the silence of the assembly," this collection invites full, conscious and active participation in the liturgy. Featuring the rhythms of traditional Andean music, Las Canciones de la Asamblea offers beautifully written Mass parts, a generous selection of music for Marian celebrations and a total of 29 songs for throughout the liturgical year.

Drawn from his long and colorful career as a songwriter, missionary and social activist (1964 - present), the songs in this collection form an anthology of the music of Juan Antonio Espinosa.

Many songs feature inspiring, original texts by the composer, Rafael de Andrés and José Luis Blanco Vega. The songbook includes helpful notes and commentaries for each song.

Engage your assembly with well-known songs
This prolific composer’s music has helped engage Latino-Americans in the liturgy for years. Continuing in the same vein as the previous two, this third volume in the anthology combines Espinosa’s most well-known songs in one uplifting collection. “These are the songs of God’s pilgrim Church,” explains the composer, “songs that speak of a God, Creator and Father who loves us and made us truly his children.”

Introduce classics to a new generation
From rock and blues to gospel and jazz, updated contemporary arrangements breathe new life into the music you know and love. Rediscover familiar songs or introduce classics to a new generation. The rich and beautiful instrumentation features electric guitars, keyboards and authentic Latin American instruments like zampoña (traditional Andean panpipe) and bombo legüero (a type of drum).

Celebrate the mystery of faith
With well-known titles like “El Señor Es Mi Fuerza” and “Santa María del Camino,” and songs that have been published in the US for the first time like “Anunciamos el Reino de Dios” and “Todos Unidos,” this collection features 12 songs that will be an inspiration to all who gather to celebrate the resurrection and life of our Lord and Savior.

Tracks: El Señor Es Mi Fuerza | Anunciamos el Reino de Dios | En la Noche, Míranos | Vamos Cantando al Señor | Seremos Tus Testigos | Un Mandamiento Nuevo | No Podemos Caminar | Madre del Salvador | Todo lo Podemos | Caminaré | El Espíritu de Dios | Santa María del Camino

This is the MP3 playlist for Canciones de un Pueblo Caminante, Vol 2.

Enjoy 12 of Espinosa's most beloved songs
As a follow up to volume one of Canciones de un Pueblo Caminante (translated: Songs of the Journeying People of God), this collection gathers 12 additional beloved songs—including five published in the U.S. for the first time—from revered Spanish liturgical composer Juan Antonio Espinosa

Give new expression to generational anthems
Contemporary arrangements with rock guitars and elements of jazz and Gospel give new expression to poetic anthems cherished by generations of Latino-American Catholics. As Espinosa describes, these songs "invite us to taste the warmth of the Spirit who is near; the Spirit that surrounds our existence, our life and our story."

Surrender and trust in God
The folk-style "Todo lo Podemos" reflects our surrender and trust in God. Like a heartbeat, the drum and bass in "Resucitó el Señor" create intense anticipation that explodes in a cry of joy: He's Risen, He's Risen! Overflowing with Latin flavor, "Santa María de la Esperanza" provides an energetic close to the album.

Bring music to life
Whether you're looking to unite your community during the liturgy or enrich personal prayer, the guitar songbook makes it easy to bring these 12 songs to life and proclaim the goodness of our God, Creator and Father.

Tracks: Tu Palabra Me Da Vida | Todos los Días Nace el Señor | Danos un Corazón | Alabad al Señor, Aleluya | Acompañas Nuestro Caminar | Todo lo Pedemos | Dolorosa | Resucitó el Señor | Espíritu Santo, Ven | En la Hora de Partir | Las Puertas de Tu Casa | Santa María de la Esperanza

This 13-song MP3 album by Juan Antonio Espinosa features songs to engage Hispanic communities–including six published in the U.S. for the first time.

Bring the music of Canciones de un Pueblo Caminante, Vol. 3 to life with guitar chords and melody lines for 12 of Juan Antonio Espinosa’s most cherished songs, including “El Señor Es Mi Fuerza” and “Santa María del Camino.”

Tracks: El Señor Es Mi Fuerza | Anunciamos el Reino de Dios | En la Noche, Míranos | Vamos Cantando al Señor | Seremos Tus Testigos | Un Mandamiento Nuevo | No Podemos Caminar | Madre del Salvador | Todo lo Podemos | Caminaré | El Espíritu de Dios | Santa María del Camino

Bring the music of Canciones de un Pueblo Caminante, Vol. 2 to life with guitar chords and melody lines for 12 of Juan Antonio Espinosa's most cherished songs—including "Todo lo Podemos," "Resucitó, el Señor" and "Santa María de la Esperanza."

Tracks: Tu Palabra Me Da Vida | Todos los Días Nace el Señor | Danos un Corazón | Alabad al Señor, Aleluya | Acompañas Nuestro Caminar | Todo lo Pedemos | Dolorosa | Resucitó el Señor | Espíritu Santo, Ven | En la Hora de Partir | Las Puertas de Tu Casa | Santa María de la Esperanza

This songbook features guitar chords and vocal parts for the album Canciones de un Pueblo Caminante, Vol. 1 by Jaun Antonio Espinosa.

This songbook features keyboard, guitar and vocal parts including composer reflections and meditations for each song of the album Al Señor del Nuevo Sigo by Juan Antonio Espinosa.

Created with the intention of "breaking the silence of the assembly," this collection invites full, conscious and active participation in the liturgy. Featuring the rhythms of traditional Andean music, Las Canciones de la Asamblea offers beautifully written Mass parts, a generous selection of music for Marian celebrations and a total of 29 songs for throughout the liturgical year.

Drawn from his long and colorful career as a songwriter, missionary and social activist (1964 - present), the songs in this collection form an anthology of the music of Juan Antonio Espinosa.

Many songs feature inspiring, original texts by the composer, Rafael de Andrés and José Luis Blanco Vega. The songbook includes helpful notes and commentaries for each song.

This songbook features keyboard, guitar and vocal parts including composer reflections and meditations for each song of the album Al Señor del Nuevo Sigo by Juan Antonio Espinosa.