“Le Carnivore” by Italian artist Mozart L’Opéra Rock throws us into a world where everyone is expected to be either the hunter or the hunted. The lyrics paint scenes of people forced to their knees, clawing for power, and begging the sky for help. Rage fills the air, yet victory feels as hollow as defeat. As the music swells, the singer declares: “I am neither prey nor carnivore” – a bold refusal to play this brutal game.
Rather than obeying the so-called “law of the strongest,” the narrator chooses a third path: self-mastery. He rejects revenge, refuses to “turn the other cheek,” and walks away from a fight that would turn him into the very monster he despises. The song’s message is clear and empowering: break free from toxic power struggles, claim control over your own fate, and never let a ruthless crowd define who you are.