Fiesta
Estra Lyrics

The lyrics of Estra's song Fiesta seem to describe the messed-up world we live in today. The opening lyrics, "Festa degli sciagurati, uomini beati di quel po' di avere," can be translated to "Festival of the unfortunate, blessed men with that little bit of wealth, wealth without ever really knowing what to drink to forget." The song seems to be commenting on the excess and superficiality that we often cling to in society, using the example of drinking to forget one's problems. The following line, "Festa del modernariato scandalo reato ad ogni sguardo umano," can be interpreted as a commentary on the scandalous nature of modern society, where crimes are committed with every human look.

As the song progresses, the lyrics become more angry and defiant. The line "Buttero' tutti i BOOKS, Dormiro' ai loro FILMS" means "I will throw away all the books, I will sleep to their films". This line represents a rejection of the mainstream culture that the singer is surrounded by. The line "Fuori e libero, Unico, Dioniso, Saro' padrone, Di ogni giorno e di me" can be translated to "Out and free, unique, Dionysus, I will be master of every day and of myself." This represents a rebellious attitude that rejects societal norms and encourages individualism.

Overall, the song seems to be a commentary on a superficial, morally bankrupt society that values excess and wealth over humanity and individuality. The singer uses defiance and anger to reject this culture and instead embrace personal freedom and autonomy.