Justified Lyrics in English by Danna Paola

Cobarde translates to "cowardly" or "coward." It's a strong descriptive word that goes beyond simple emotions, painting a clear picture of someone's character.

In the song, Danna Paola uses it to describe a manipulative ex-partner, singing, "Tiras a matar de frente y luego huyes tan cobarde, so demente" (You shoot to kill head-on and then you run away so cowardly, so demented). This word powerfully conveys the betrayal and the ex's lack of courage, making it a memorable and impactful choice.

"Justified" is Danna Paola calling out an ex who keeps blaming her for a relationship falling apart. She sings that he always makes it look easy to hurt her, then runs away like a coward the moment things get hard. The chorus is her verdict: he's not justified in acting the victim when he caused the damage himself.

By the second half, the song turns into her own release. She stops explaining herself, admits she won't miss him, and says she finally feels free now that she's out of his trap. The closing lines flip the title around: where he wasn't justified in blaming her, she is justified in walking away.