Vita morte e miracoli

Angelina Mango's song 'Vita morte e miracoli' delves into the transient and often superficial nature of modern relationships. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relationship that has lost its meaning and depth over time. The protagonist reflects on the mundane and trivial aspects of their interactions, such as asking about each other's jobs or families, which no longer hold any significance. This sense of disconnection is further emphasized by the repeated phrase 'giorni dopo giorni' (days after days), suggesting a monotonous passage of time without any real emotional connection.

The song also explores the protagonist's feelings of being out of place and disconnected from their surroundings. References to different cities like Rome and Milan highlight this sense of displacement. In Rome, the protagonist feels overwhelmed, while in Milan, they feel out of place and out of fashion. This geographical metaphor underscores the internal struggle of feeling lost and disconnected, not just from the relationship but from oneself.

The chorus, with its repetition of 'vita, morte e miracoli' (life, death, and miracles), serves as a poignant reminder of the fleeting nature of life and relationships. The protagonist acknowledges that their interactions are filled with lies and that grand decisions or calculations are unnecessary. The song ultimately questions the purpose of spending days together when, in the end, nothing substantial remains. This existential reflection on the impermanence of relationships and the search for genuine connection resonates deeply with listeners, making 'Vita morte e miracoli' a powerful and introspective piece.