Sacrilegus

Nebiros, a Colombian black metal band, delves deep into themes of blasphemy, sacrilege, and devotion to dark forces in their song 'Sacrilegus.' The lyrics paint a vivid picture of unwavering loyalty to a dark master, often referred to as the 'Rey del sacrilegio' or 'King of Sacrilege.' This master is a figure of ultimate authority and power, commanding legions and inspiring his followers to dedicate their lives to him. The song's protagonist has devoted every day of his life to this dark lord, and even in death, he is called to join the imperial militias of their king.

The lyrics emphasize the perpetuity of blasphemy and sacrilege, suggesting that these acts will never cease as long as there are followers to carry them out. The repetition of blasphemies and sacrilegious acts is portrayed as a form of worship and a way to fulfill the will of their true master. The song questions whether these acts of profanation and sacrilege have ended, only to assert that they will continue indefinitely. This eternal cycle of blasphemy is a testament to the protagonist's obsession with adoring their dark father, a devotion that binds them together with their 'hermanos' or brothers until they meet again in the infernal realm.

'Sacrilegus' is a powerful exploration of themes common in black metal, such as rebellion against religious norms, the glorification of dark forces, and the eternal nature of blasphemy. Nebiros uses vivid and evocative language to create a sense of unwavering loyalty and eternal devotion to their dark master, making 'Sacrilegus' a compelling and intense piece of music that resonates with the band's thematic focus on darkness and rebellion.