Transformed In Cocodrile

Dorso's song 'Transformed In Cocodrile' delves into the macabre and fantastical world of dark alchemy and transformation. The lyrics are narrated from the perspective of a newly graduated sorcerer who is eager to practice his craft. The song opens with the sorcerer announcing his recent graduation and his readiness to experiment with recipes from his spellbook. The 'human guinea pig' he refers to is the subject of his gruesome transformation, which will soon result in the subject's skin becoming reticulated, or patterned like that of a crocodile.

The chorus, 'Transformed In Cocodrile,' emphasizes the central theme of metamorphosis. The detailed descriptions of the transformation process, such as the separation of legs, amputation of arms, and the implantation of a membranous structure for safety, paint a vivid and unsettling picture. The sorcerer also mentions extending the spine to graft a tail, indicating a complete physical overhaul. The use of 'gualeta de goma' (rubber spatula) instead of flesh further underscores the unnatural and grotesque nature of the transformation.

In the final verse, the sorcerer describes the final touches of his dark magic, using a 'green and light green script pencil' to reticulate the skin. The transformed specimen is now ready to live in the swamp, hunting cows amidst the muck. This imagery evokes a sense of horror and fascination, blending elements of dark fantasy with a twisted sense of accomplishment. Dorso's unique blend of heavy metal and horror themes is evident in this song, making it a compelling piece for fans of the genre.