Justo Por Pecado

In 'Justo Por Pecado,' Caibo crafts a poignant narrative about love, redemption, and the willingness to endure trials for the sake of a cherished relationship. The song opens with a vivid metaphor, urging the listener to 'hang fear in the closet of forgetfulness,' suggesting that fear and past sorrows should be left behind to embrace a brighter future. The imagery of a 'sad dress' that doesn't match a smile further emphasizes the need to shed past grief and embrace hope and joy.

The lyrics continue with a call to reclaim lost dreams, to 'clean them and wear them again until they are fulfilled.' This line speaks to resilience and the importance of not giving up on one's aspirations, even when they seem out of reach. The singer expresses a deep commitment, willing to wait in the 'waiting room' of life, eager to face any challenges as long as they are together with their loved one. This unwavering dedication is a testament to the strength of their love.

The chorus reinforces the theme of hope and perseverance, urging not to 'take away the heart's illusion' because 'no one will lose with this love.' The phrase 'the just will pay for the sinner' highlights the unfairness of letting past mistakes ruin present happiness. The singer pleads for patience and understanding, willing to share the burdens and face any trials together. The song beautifully encapsulates the essence of enduring love, where both partners support each other through thick and thin, ensuring that love prevails over past pains and fears.