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].