Over 1,700 voices joined as one in the anthem for Pope Leo’s visit to Spain
Over 1,700 voices from across Spain were recorded to create the anthem 'Alza la Mirada' for Pope Leo XIV's apostolic journey. The song aims to inspire faith and direct attention toward spiritual life rather than materialism.
Why it matters
The anthem serves as a cultural and religious touchstone for the Catholic community during the Pope's visit.
Pope Leo's vigil with young people in Madrid (@Vatican Media) Church Spain faith music apostolic journey Over 1,700 voices joined as one in the anthem for Pope Leo’s visit to Spain For seven days, we heard the anthem, “Alza la Mirada”, or “Look up”, which made its way into a number of the Pope’s messages. About 15 people helped play a part in choosing the lyrics, music, people, and places that made up the song. By Kielce Gussie – Gran Canaria
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