Deshojas comes from the verb deshojar, which means to pluck or strip the leaves or petals from something. It's a more evocative and specific verb than simply
India Martínez sketches a portrait of Ángel, a man lost somewhere between dream and reality. He "pinta lunas de metal" [paints metal moons] and "deshojas flores de papel" [plucks paper flowers], "enamorado de la nada" [in love with nothing]. He sleeps alone on the sofa, and the singer watches over him because she knows he hides "un alma de grandeza" [a soul of greatness]. The chorus turns inward, imagining what it would be to love him — "el delirio de tu universo" [the delirium of your universe] — before the final verse names the real wound: "te juzgan por ser diferente" [they judge you for being different].
India Martinez is a solo singer from Spain, known for her powerful voice and her ability to blend traditional flamenco with modern pop and other musical styles.
Her albums like "Trece Verdades" and "Dual" feature well-known songs such as "Vencer al amor" and "Olvidé respirar." She often explores themes of love and emotion with a distinct Spanish flair in her music.