Deshojar literally means "to pluck petals off" a flower, typically one by one. It's a specific and evocative verb that paints a clear picture.
In the song, the lyric "Deshojar una rosa ya es cosa de tontos" (Plucking petals off a rose is now a foolish thing) refers to the old romantic tradition of plucking petals while saying "he loves me, he loves me not." The song uses this to lament how modern love has lost its innocence and traditional romantic gestures, making it a poignant and interesting word choice.
Have you ever felt like your love story is one of a kind, something truly special in a world that sometimes seems a little cynical about romance? That's exactly what Nickoog Clk is singing about in "Amores Como El Nuestro"! He believes that loves like his are rare, saying "Amores como el nuestro quedan ya muy pocos" [Loves like ours are very few now].
He feels that people don't care about feelings as much anymore, and that true, deep love is becoming as rare as unicorns! "Como los unicornios Van desapareciendo" [Like unicorns, they are disappearing]. But for him, his love is eternal, like Romeo and Juliet's, and he's determined that "Un amor como el nuestro No debe morir jamás" [A love like ours must never die]. It's a really sweet and passionate song about holding onto a special love in a world that's always changing.