Naufragar means "to be shipwrecked" or "to sink". It's a dramatic and evocative verb that paints a vivid picture of being lost at sea.
In "En Tu Mirada", the singer uses naufragar metaphorically to describe being completely overwhelmed and lost in the intensity of another person's presence or gaze. The line "Suave como el mar, me haces naufragar" (Soft like the sea, you make me shipwreck me) beautifully conveys a sense of surrendering to a powerful, almost dangerous, attraction.
"En Tu Mirada" opens with a very specific look: leather jacket, black sunglasses, someone Denisse Guerrero is already hooked on before the song even gets to what he's doing to her. "Chaqueta de piel y gafas negras" ("Leather jacket and black glasses") sets the scene, then the rest of the song is all addiction language: he's her "adicción, vicio divino" ("addiction, divine vice"), her "veneno cruel" ("cruel poison"), and she can't stop herself around him.
The chorus doesn't ask for anything gentle. "Quiero morir en tu mirada" ("I want to die in your gaze") is the whole song in one line, and "Dueña de ti, dueña de nada" ("Owner of you, owner of nothing") is the catch: having him hasn't given her anything, because wanting him this much is what's actually running things. The song never resolves that. It just keeps circling back to "en tu mirada" until the synths fade out, like she's still stuck looking.