Armero literally translates to "armorer" or "gunsmith". It's an interesting and somewhat rare word to find in song lyrics, especially in a spiritual context.
In this song, Almighty uses armero metaphorically to describe God. He sings, "Hay guerra espiritual, pero Dios e' mi armero" (There's spiritual war, but God is my armorer). This powerful image portrays God as the one who equips him for spiritual battles, providing protection and strength. It's a unique and memorable way to express faith and reliance on a higher power.
"Dios Es Primero" ("God Is First") is a Christian reggaeton track by Almighty featuring the Puerto Rican gospel rapper Redimi2. The hook says it plainly: God comes before money, before fame, before anything else the singer wants for himself.
The verses read like a personal testimony. The artist admits he isn't the first to confess his faith publicly, then lists what's changed since putting God first: no love of money, a "detox" from his old life, no fear of other people because he only fears God. He leans on scripture throughout, naming Samson from the Book of Judges, the Sanhedrin, and Colossians, and paraphrasing Matthew's warning that a tree with no fruit gets cut down.
The outro is a shout-out to the collaborators and producers who worked on the track, a common close for a posse-cut style record.