Desorbitado literally means 'out of orbit' or 'disoriented'. It's a vivid and somewhat dramatic word that goes beyond simple sadness.
In the song, the artist uses it to describe his mental state after being separated from his loved one for weeks. He feels completely unhinged and thrown off balance, as if his world has been knocked out of its usual orbit, making it a powerful and memorable choice.
LIT killah's "Eclipse" is a really honest look at regret and the pain of a lost love. He's asking for forgiveness, admitting, "Perdóname si no fui lo que tú quisiste / No valorarte y dejarte, ese fue mi error" [Forgive me if I wasn't what you wanted / Not valuing you and leaving you, that was my mistake]. He describes the feeling of loss like an eclipse, where someone else came "en medio de los dos" [in the middle of the two of us], darkening his world.
He's clearly struggling, feeling "desorbitado" [disoriented] after weeks without his love. There's a mix of longing and a harsh realization, as he repeats, "Mejor estar solo que estar mal acompañado" [Better to be alone than in bad company], even though he's sleeping "solo en la cama de al lado" [alone in the bed next door]. It's a relatable story of looking back, seeing where you went wrong, and dealing with the aftermath of a love that's now shadowed by regret.