Segreto

Alessandra Amoroso's song 'Segreto' delves into the complexities and emotional turmoil of a secret love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love that must remain hidden from the world, a love so profound and intense that it feels suffocating to keep it concealed. Amoroso describes this love as something that cannot be shared or celebrated openly, emphasizing its clandestine nature by stating that it will never have a date for commemoration and that the world will never know of its existence.

The chorus reinforces the idea of this love being 'segreto' (secret), 'sottovoce' (whispered), and 'maledetto' (cursed). This love is portrayed as something that, despite its purity and intensity, must remain in the shadows. The use of metaphors like 'not a treasure in the abyss but the entire sea' highlights the vastness and depth of this hidden emotion. Amoroso's voice conveys a sense of longing and pain, as she sings about a love that is both a blessing and a curse, something that she alone can feel and cherish.

The song also touches on the internal conflict and the sacrifices made to keep this love hidden. Amoroso expresses a willingness to let this love die rather than let it be tainted by the outside world. She acknowledges the purity of this love and questions whether she even deserves it, which adds a layer of self-doubt and introspection. The repeated phrase 'solo amore' (only love) at the end of the song underscores the idea that, despite all the pain and secrecy, what remains is pure, unadulterated love. This song is a poignant exploration of the emotional landscape of forbidden love, capturing the essence of a love that is both beautiful and tragic.