AVVISO

In 'AVVISO,' A.R.I.E.T.E delves into the complexities of modern relationships, particularly focusing on the fear of commitment and the paradoxical desire for connection. The song opens with a candid admission: the protagonist is not ready to commit and prefers to avoid wasting time. This sets the tone for a narrative filled with emotional ambivalence and self-awareness. The metaphor of a rose among ten thousand flowers symbolizes the potential for beauty and pain in relationships, hinting at the inevitable heartbreak that comes with love.

The chorus reveals a cyclical pattern of behavior: the protagonist is willing to engage in romantic activities like going to the beach and buying drinks, only to break the other person's heart later. This cycle is not without warning, as the repeated line 'non dire che non ti ho avvisata' (don't say I didn't warn you) underscores the protagonist's transparency about their emotional limitations. Despite this, there is a contradictory element where the protagonist admits they might fall in love simply because they have nothing better to do, highlighting a sense of ennui and emotional detachment.

A.R.I.E.T.E also touches on the theme of fear and experimentation in love. The protagonist describes themselves as being in a 'fase sperimentale' (experimental phase) and admits to being afraid of love. This fear leads to actions like turning off their phone to avoid calls, symbolizing a retreat from emotional vulnerability. The repeated plea for the other person not to call underscores the protagonist's struggle between wanting connection and fearing the consequences. The song captures the essence of modern love's complexities, where fear, experimentation, and a desire for connection coexist in a delicate balance.