Junto A Ti

Alex Campos keeps "Junto A Ti" ("Close To You") focused on longing for presence rather than distance from a person — "extraño escuchar tu dulce voz... extraño saber que te tengo, cerca de mi" ("I miss hearing your sweet voice... I miss knowing I have You near me"). The absence described is relational, but the "you" being addressed is God.

"Y aunque te falle, no me dejas de amar, me recibes con brazos abiertos al regresar" ("and even when I fail you, you don't stop loving me, you receive me with open arms when I return") borrows the prodigal son's own welcome directly, treating failure as something that gets met with open arms rather than conditions.

"Mi verdad no está ni en la ciencia ni en la soledad, está en el amor que me da la libertad" ("my truth isn't in science or in solitude, it's in the love that gives me freedom") closes the song by ruling out two other answers before naming the one it actually holds to — not an intellectual conclusion or self-sufficiency, but a love that frees rather than isolates.