Inganni translates to "deceptions" or "tricks." It's a less common word in everyday conversation and carries a strong emotional weight, making it quite impactful.
In the song, Alessandra Amoroso sings about needing "forza e coraggio" (strength and courage) to resist "gli inganni" (the deceptions) and "la follia di questi anni" (the madness of these years). This word highlights the challenges and betrayals one might face, making the call for courage even more resonant.
In Forza E Coraggio, Italian powerhouse Alessandra Amoroso turns life’s toughest moments into a rousing pep-talk. The lyrics are a rallying cry for anyone who has been let down, knocked over, or simply feels lost: “It takes strength and courage” to rise again, protect your dreams from naysayers, and love yourself a little more each day. From missed penalty kicks to personal heartbreaks, Amoroso reminds us that the game is never over as long as we keep showing up with heart.
The song also widens its embrace to those facing even bigger crossings: migrants braving the night sea in search of a better dawn, lovers like Luca e Sergio fighting for their right to be, and everyone waiting for their own small revolution. Amoroso offers a pact—we can “divide the courage” because when we share it, each of us doubles in strength. The result is an uplifting anthem that urges listeners to claim the life they want, trust the future that’s coming, and chant along with her: “Forza, forza e coraggio!”