“Amén” is a large-scale family prayer set to pop-ballad beats. Ricardo Montaner joins forces with his children Mau y Ricky, his daughter Evaluna, and his son-in-law Camilo to turn a simple word of faith into a powerful chorus. Throughout the song they cry out for help when “the world is upside down,” admit their fears, and celebrate the unconditional protection they feel from a higher love. Each voice confesses human weakness, then instantly finds comfort in that single, resonant word: Amén—“so be it.”
At its heart, the song is about trust and reassurance. The lyrics paint a picture of someone who stumbles, doubts, and gets judged, yet always finds open arms ready to lift them up. Lines like “Cuida de mí” (Take care of me) and “Nadie me ama como tú” (Nobody loves me like you do) echo the universal longing to feel seen and safe. By repeating the gentle plea to quiet anxiety and remove pain, the Montaner clan invites listeners to hand their worries over to faith, family, or any source of unconditional love—and to believe, together, that everything will be all right.