Diamante
Diogo Strausz Lyrics

The lyrics of Diogo Strausz's song Diamante convey the desire to live in the moment and experience the magic of being alive. The lyrics urge someone to pay the bill, open the door and let the singer in, and then fill his glass while calling him "my love." The singer asks for his symphony to be played but emphasizes that none of it matters if it doesn't make him dance. He wants to dance in a diamond sky, tear through constellations, and lose his breath. He wants to release sparkling rays while his heart takes flight. The refrain is repeated, emphasizing the need for the music to make him move. Finally, the singer implores the Lord to take him away when the music can no longer fill him with joy.

The lyrics are about one's desire to fully live in the moment and experience the beauty of existence. The singer wants to feel alive, and nothing else matters to him except dancing. The use of metaphors and vivid imagery, such as "a diamond sky" and "tearing through constellations," highlights this desire for a transcendent experience, one that will make him feel like he's flying. The lyrics are a call to enjoyment, calling for the music and the moment to fill him up, and allow him to experience the world with all of his senses, preferably with movement.