Sacrosanto translates to "sacrosanct" or "most holy." It's a strong, somewhat formal word that isn't commonly found in everyday song lyrics, making it stand out.
In the context of the song, Dolcenera sings about giving "senso ad ogni sacrosanto giorno" (meaning to every sacrosanct day). This elevates the importance of each day spent together, emphasizing the profound value and sacredness of their shared experiences and love.
Più Forte is a vibrant shout-out to the power of togetherness. Dolcenera sings that when two people stand side by side, pain shrinks, fears turn into harmless “ugly beasts,” and life suddenly feels braver, brighter, and worth every single day. The chorus hammers home one idea: nothing is stronger than love itself, and it keeps repeating “più forte” (stronger) like a heartbeat that refuses to quit.
The song jumps from intimate memories—shared tears in a small room—to big adventures in a flashy “Babylon of Miami,” proving that ups and downs only tighten the bond. Laughter, crying, and singing all happen at once, wrapped in a carefree Spanish refrain “No te preocupes de nada, mira” (“Don’t worry about anything, look”). By the end, love is practically shouting over the speakers, inviting listeners to hold on to their favorite person, face the world as a team, and turn every moment into an anthem of courage.