Pamela Lebron is a Dominican worship singer and songwriter. Her catalogue runs from 2023 to the present and has moved steadily from studio singles toward recordings made live.

The releases

En Mi Cabeza opened it in 2023. Talita Cumi followed in 2024, taking its title from the Aramaic Jesus speaks to Jairus’s daughter in Mark 5:41 — little girl, get up. Vas Por Mí came in 2025, then Amén (Él Cumplirá) and Volverá in 2026, both cut live.

Volverá was released on 17 July 2026 and runs past eleven minutes. It is about the return of Christ, and she has published it alongside Matthew 25:13 — keep watch, for you know neither the day nor the hour. A single that long is not built for radio, and the length is the point: it is a worship passage rather than a song with a chorus.

Before the name settled

Earlier work sits on the same channel under La Lebrón, among it Deseo Eterno, recorded at a vigil at the Iglesia de Dios Centro de Adoración y Misión, and Cuidao. She has also sung as part of a duo billed Pame & Jon, and alongside Sandy Salas on Me Sabe a Miel.

Hours, not minutes

Alongside the releases she publishes extended worship: twenty-minute stretches, a two-hour session for praying through. Her own songs — Yeshua, Jesús Está, Mi Salvador, Alzo Mis Ojos a los Montes — sit among covers in the same long form.