Life.Church Worship announces the release of its first full-length Spanish project, El Camino (The Way). Each song on the EP flows from a place of reverence and awe-filled praise, declaring Jesus as The Way, The Truth, and The Life.
The focus track, "Abrimos Camino" (Make Way), serves as both an invitation and a declaration, calling worshipers to prepare their hearts and make room for Jesus in their lives. That posture of reverence and surrender establishes the foundation for the entire record, shaping its message and spiritual direction.
"This album is the culmination of a dream that's been years in the making to serve the global Church with songs that honor the beauty of the Spanish language and the heart of the people," said Cassidy Estevez of Life.Church Worship. "We're always looking for new ways to serve the Spanish-speaking community, in our own church and in churches around the world."
Musically, El Camino is a praise and worship album written for church gatherings and personal moments with God. It was produced by Aaron Robertson and recorded live at Life.Church in Oklahoma during a worship gathering of nearly 2,000 people.
Originally written and recorded in English for Life.Church Worship's 2025 album, The Way, the songs were later translated into Spanish in partnership with songwriter and producer Toni Romero. He brought deep intentionality to preserving the heart and meaning of each song while shaping lyrics that resonate naturally with Spanish speakers around the world. Spanish vocals were recorded in Buenos Aires with a diverse team of collaborators, giving the album a truly global expression.
The five-track EP includes "Él Nos Redimió," "Digno De Alabar," "Tanto," "Abrimos Camino," and "Quién Más Es Digno." Featuring contributions from a wide community of writers and worship leaders, El Camino reflects the collaborative effort behind the project. It captures the sound of the Church, and the powerful sense of unity and expectancy that filled the room as God's people gathered together in worship.
"Our prayer is that these songs awaken hearts in the Spanish-speaking Church around the world," said Estevez. "As people worship with this album, we hope they encounter the Spirit of God, see Jesus more clearly, and are moved to respond to His goodness, faithfulness, love, and glory."
