Perdon Porque

Julión Álvarez y Su Norteño Banda's song 'Perdon Porque' delves into the complex emotions of moving on from a past relationship. The lyrics reflect a sense of closure and acceptance, as the narrator acknowledges that they no longer hold any ill will towards their former partner. The phrase 'Ni para bien ni para mal verdad de dios de ti me acuerdo' suggests that the memories of the past relationship neither bring joy nor pain, indicating a neutral stance towards the past. This neutrality is further emphasized by the line 'No tengo tiempo de gastar mi libertad en tonterías,' which translates to 'I don't have time to waste my freedom on nonsense,' highlighting the narrator's focus on personal growth and freedom.

The song also touches on the theme of betrayal and forgiveness. The narrator mentions that if their former partner has betrayed them, it is their own sin to bear, and only God can judge it. This perspective shows a mature approach to dealing with past hurts, as the narrator chooses to let go of resentment and leave judgment to a higher power. The repeated line 'Ya te olvide es mas como dijiste que te llamas' ('I already forgot you, what's your name again?') underscores the narrator's determination to move forward and not dwell on the past.

'Perdon Porque' also explores the idea of fate and destiny. The lyrics 'Perdón porque la vida es la que cobra y quien decide, El numero y la casa si coinciden, Pero el hombre que buscan aqui no vive' suggest that life has its own way of balancing things out and making decisions. The narrator implies that they are no longer the person they once were, and the past relationship no longer defines them. This acceptance of life's unpredictability and the focus on personal transformation make 'Perdon Porque' a poignant and relatable song for anyone who has experienced the end of a meaningful relationship.