SEU Worship has released a bilingual version of its worship anthem "Wild Rushing Wind," titled "Wild Rushing Wind (Viento Recio)." Led by Johnny Peña, the English-Spanish recording was captured live during a chapel service at Southeastern University in Lakeland, Florida, as part of the school's Missions Week celebration.
The new version brings together English- and Spanish-speaking worshippers in a shared expression of praise. The chapel gathering included students and missionaries from Spanish-speaking countries, and the decision to perform the song in both languages reflected the cultural diversity of those present.
The release follows the success of the original "Wild Rushing Wind," which has earned more than 7.2 million streams since its release in June 2026. The song has also reached No. 175 on the CCLI chart, while videos featuring the worship anthem have accumulated more than 950,000 views.
Through this bilingual recording, SEU Worship hopes to extend the song's reach and encourage more people from different cultures and language backgrounds to encounter God's presence through worship.
"Wild Rushing Wind (Viento Recio)" is available now. Listen to the new release here.
About SEU Worship
SEU Worship is the worship movement of Southeastern University in Lakeland, Florida. Its music is shaped by a collaboration among the university's faculty, staff, students, and alumni, reflecting the worship experienced during weekly chapel services and throughout the campus community.
Influenced by contemporary pop music and the culture of its student population, SEU Worship's writers seek to create prophetic, theologically sound lyrics that connect with audiences of all ages, particularly young adults. The collective is managed by The Harmony Group.
