Justicia (part. Natti Natasha)

The song 'Justicia' is a collaboration between Colombian Vallenato singer Silvestre Dangond and Dominican reggaeton and Latin pop artist Natti Natasha. The song delves into themes of infidelity, empowerment, and retribution within the context of romantic relationships. The lyrics tell a story of a woman who has been wronged by her partner and finds solace and justice in the arms of another.

The opening lines set the scene with a conversation between the protagonist and the woman, noticing her sadness and the implication that she has been abused ('Te maltrató, dime qué te hizo ese cobarde'). The song condemns domestic violence and emotional abuse, with the lyrics suggesting that the woman deserves better treatment ('Déjame quitarte el maquillaje... Quiero verte así como eras antes'). The narrative then shifts to a more empowering stance, where the woman takes control of her life and seeks happiness elsewhere. The repeated phrase 'el que la hace la paga' translates to 'he who does it, pays for it,' reinforcing the idea of karmic justice in love.

Musically, 'Justicia' combines elements of Vallenato, a traditional Colombian music genre, with modern reggaeton beats, creating a danceable yet poignant track. The collaboration between Dangond and Natasha brings together their distinct musical styles and fanbases, highlighting the issue of gender-based violence and infidelity in a way that resonates across different cultures and genres. The song's message is clear: everyone deserves respect and love, and those who do harm will eventually face the consequences of their actions.