Divina Comédia

Scracho's song 'Divina Comédia' is a heartfelt ode to an all-consuming love, drawing inspiration from Dante Alighieri's epic poem 'The Divine Comedy.' The lyrics express a deep, almost obsessive affection, where the protagonist's life gains meaning and purpose through their beloved. The song opens with a declaration of the transformative power of love, suggesting that the mere presence of the loved one makes life worth living. The protagonist is willing to go to great lengths, even altering their plans and fetching the moon, the sea, and the stars, to make their beloved happy.

The chorus emphasizes the timelessness and intensity of this love, describing it as a 'vicio' (addiction) that gives value to everything. The protagonist feels that without their beloved, nothing else would matter. This sentiment is further reinforced by the metaphor of turning 'inferno' (hell) into 'paraíso' (paradise) when they are together. The fear of losing this love is palpable, as the protagonist trembles at the thought of separation but remains determined to endure any madness for the sake of their relationship.

The song also makes a direct reference to Dante and Beatrice, the central figures in 'The Divine Comedy,' where Dante's love for Beatrice guides him through hell and back to paradise. This literary allusion underscores the idea that love can transcend any obstacle, turning even the most challenging experiences into something beautiful. The protagonist's journey is driven by love, which moves them to speak and act, making the purgatory of life without their beloved an unbearable interval. The song concludes with a reaffirmation of the beloved's irreplaceable role, stating that their presence is essential for the protagonist's happiness and sense of purpose.