Desvariar means 'to rave', 'to talk nonsense', or 'to be delirious'. It's a less common verb that captures a sense of mental wandering or irrational thought.
In the song, Laura Pausini sings, "Solo que pensaba lo inútil que es desvariar" (I just thought how useless it is to rave/talk nonsense). She uses it to express the futility of dwelling on irrational thoughts or fantasies about a past love, highlighting her struggle to move on.
No Me Lo Puedo Explicar is a heartfelt duet in Spanish by two Italian super-stars, Laura Pausini and Tiziano Ferro. The singers trade lines like two sides of the same shattered mirror, trying to understand why a once-bright love has slipped through their fingers. Everyday images — a stopped clock, a white back, pages from a diary — become symbols of time frozen and memories that still breathe. Even when they list all the things they could give (house, trips, books, sun and sea), the one gift that matters — steady, constant affection — stays just out of reach.
The chorus repeats the central confession: “No me lo puedo explicar” (“I can’t explain it”). It is the raw feeling we have when logic fails and emotions rule. The song swings between fragile hope and reluctant acceptance, capturing the struggle to appear strong while secretly gasping for the “air” of a lost embrace. Listen for the soulful harmonies and let the lyrics remind you that sometimes love ends without a reason we can name, and all we can do is sing the question into the night.