Mozart L'Opéra Rock’s Italian front-man invites us on a head-spinning ride where life and death duel like fiery lovers. In Vivre À En Crever he shouts that since memories eventually fade and fears lose their meaning, the only logical response is to live so intensely that it almost hurts. Every heartbeat is treated as priceless fuel, worth burning just for one more laugh, one more embrace, one more blazing moment that can mock both time and the grave.
At its core, the song is a rallying cry: if we must die, let us first live beyond all limits. The lyrics clutch life “like a mistress,” eager to sacrifice everything for a single caress, and dream of carving on their own tombstones that their laughter outsmarted death itself. It is romantic, rebellious and wildly optimistic, wrapping a carpe-diem philosophy in soaring rock-opera melodies that make you want to sing, shout and seize the day right now.