Despojar is a powerful verb that literally means 'to strip away' or 'to dispossess'. It’s a much more intense word than simply 'to forget'.
In this classic ballad, Luis Miguel sings "Ni un minuto me logro despojar de tus besos" (I can't manage to get rid of your kisses for even a minute). He uses this word to create a vivid image of struggling to free himself from her memory, as if her kisses are something physically attached to him that he cannot remove.
“No Sé Tú” is Luis Miguel’s silky, pop–bolero ode to that stage of romance where every breath, street corner and pillow carries your lover’s name. From the very first line he admits he can’t stop thinking about past kisses, hugs and the unforgettable night they shared. The song turns everyday moments—chatting with friends, walking through the city, trying to fall asleep—into vivid reminders of a passion so strong it borders on sweet obsession.
Rather than a casual crush, Miguel describes a love that takes over his body and schedule: he longs to repeat the exhaustion of their passion, battles insomnia when she is away and hunts for her presence in each sunrise. With elegant melodies and heartfelt Spanish lyrics, “No Sé Tú” captures the universal feeling of missing someone so deeply that the whole world seems to echo their memory, inviting listeners to revel in both the joy and ache of true love.