Awaken Adoration
Awaken Adoration formed in 2008 around vocalist Christina Rodriguez, with a focus on Spanish-language Christian music. Their debut album, also titled...
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Awaken Adoration formed in 2008 around vocalist Christina Rodriguez, with a focus on Spanish-language Christian music. Their debut album, also titled 'Conocerte Es Mi Gloria,' came out in 2012. Songs like 'Fiel' and 'Yahweh' followed on later releases such as 'Tu Presencia Es Mi Descanso' in 2015 and 'Aviva El Fuego' in 2020.
The group includes guitarist John Smith, bassist Mary Brown, and drummer David Green alongside Rodriguez. Their music is built for congregational worship, with straightforward arrangements meant to support singing rather than showcase technical skill. The title track 'Conocerte Es Mi Gloria' became a staple in many churches.
They've maintained a consistent presence in their niche without much shift in style or lineup. The work is devotional by design, aiming for clarity over complexity in both lyrics and melody.
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