For many years, Héctor Soto and Daniel Montoya have written music as a sincere response to God. Each song has been born in moments of prayer, of seeking, of joy, and also of struggle. We deeply believe that these songs have not been created by human effort, but inspired by the Holy Spirit.
Praise and worship have not been an addition to our ministry. They have been a banner.
Each song has been born in moments of prayer, of seeking, of joy, and also of struggle.
SONGS THAT LIFT US UP
Over the years, we have written more than 50 songs—simple, deep, and honest. Songs that, when we sing them together, lift us toward heaven—not because of musical perfection, but because of the intention of the heart with which they are offered.
We have never recorded these songs professionally. Perhaps that is a dream still waiting for its time. But in the meantime, we do not miss any opportunity to sing them, share them, and guide those who visit us into a time of genuine worship.
Songs that, when we sing them together, lift us to heaven—not because of their musical perfection, but because of the intention of the heart with which they are offered.
Worship Together
We believe that God moves in the midst of praise.
Over the years, we have witnessed many miracles: hearts healed, burdens lifted, tears turned into peace. We have seen how, when people with sincere hearts lift their hands and their voices to heaven, something profound takes place.
We are not seeking a performance.
We are seeking an encounter.
Music at La Misión is an invitation to pause, to open the heart, and to express love to God with freedom and truth.
We have seen how, when people with sincere hearts lift their hands and their voices to heaven, something profound happens.
EVERY SONG IS A PRAYER
For us, every song is a prayer. A way of telling God who we are and how much we need Him. We will keep singing as long as we have a voice.
We will keep worshiping as long as we have breath. Because we believe that music unites, heals, and opens paths where none existed before.
And as long as there is someone willing to lift their voice in faith, worship will remain alive in La Misión.