Inestimabile translates to "invaluable" or "priceless." It's a strong and evocative adjective that emphasizes the immense worth of something that cannot be measured.
In the context of "Pensa," Fabrizio Moro uses this word to describe the "pagine" (pages) written by men who fought for justice, highlighting the immeasurable value of their lives and sacrifices. It underscores the profound impact these individuals had, making their contributions truly priceless.
“Pensa” (“Think”) is Fabrizio Moro’s passionate shout against violence and silence. Over a hypnotic guitar riff, he paints Sicily’s dazzling coastlines in stark contrast with the blood spilled by organized crime. The lyrics remember real-life heroes ‑ judges, activists, journalists ‑ who dared to expose the Mafia and paid with their lives, yet left “pages of inestimable value” that still inspire. Moro reminds us that our eyes, ears, and voice were made to see, hear, and speak the truth—never to look away.
The chorus is a simple command: Pensa! Think before you shoot, speak, or judge. Every listener is handed the power of choice, urged to hold their head in their hands for one extra second and decide whether to live in fear or stand for justice. The song is both elegy and rallying cry—proof that while people and melodies may pass, the conviction that justice is real can never be silenced.