Cómplice translates to "accomplice" or "confederate". It's an intriguing word that suggests a shared secret or a joint venture, often with a hint of mischief or something illicit.
In the song, the lyrics say, "Cómplice la noche de nosotros dos" (The night is an accomplice for the two of us). This line personifies the night, making it a knowing participant in the secret rendezvous between the two lovers, adding a layer of intrigue and excitement to their forbidden romance.
"Justicia" is Silvestre Dangond and Natti Natasha turning heartbreak into a comeback.
The song opens with a woman crying over how badly her ex treated her. Instead of staying stuck in that sadness, she lets someone new in — someone who wants to wipe off the tears (and the makeup), remind her how good she felt before all that hurt, and show her a better night than the one she is used to.
The hook is the whole point: hicimos justicia, porque en el amor el que la hace la paga — "we did justice, because in love, whoever does wrong pays for it." Moving on with someone new is not framed as revenge, but as a kind of fairness catching up with the person who caused the pain.
It is a classic tropical/urban theme: heartbreak answered with self-respect and a fresh start, set to a bright, danceable rhythm.