Desahuciado is a strong and evocative word that literally means 'evicted' or 'dispossessed' from a home. However, it's often used metaphorically to describe someone or something in a 'hopeless' or 'desperate' state, like a patient given no hope of recovery.
In this song, Buxxi uses it to express the profound despair he would feel if his love doesn't return. He sings, "Y si no vuelves vas a dejar desahuciado mi corazón con este dolor" (And if you don't come back, you're going to leave my heart hopeless with this pain), painting a vivid picture of a heart utterly abandoned and without hope.
Buxxi's "Vuelve" is a heartfelt plea from someone desperately missing a lost love. He's spent "cuántas noches le he pedido a Dios / Que te traiga otra vez" [how many nights I've asked God / To bring you back again], showing just how much he wants this person back. He's completely lost without them, saying "no sé qué hacer, sigo esperando tu respuesta" [I don't know what to do, I'm still waiting for your answer] and promising to wait "con fe" [with faith] for as long as it takes.
This song really gets to you because he describes the pain so vividly. He believes that if they don't return, they'll leave his heart "desahuciado / Mi corazón con este dolor" [hopeless / My heart with this pain]. The only thing he has left is the memory of their voice. He's even praying for them "toda la noche rezando por ti" [all night praying for you], convinced they're meant to be: "tú eres para mí, mami yo soy para ti" [you are for me, mommy I am for you]. He just wants them to find "un poquito de perdón" [a little bit of forgiveness] and remember the good times they shared, which he calls "el mejor" [the best]. It's a powerful and emotional song about holding onto hope for a love that feels irreplaceable.