O INFERNO É AQUI Lyrics in English Scatolove

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song O INFERNO É AQUI by Scatolove from Portuguese to English.
Tell me why I was dragged
To this jam-packed party?
I need to learn to use
The no, no, no, no
I've never seen this crowd
Burning a thicket of candles
Waiting for some sign from me
Look, I'm here
You summoned me from home
What bad thing did I do
To deserve coming up to the ground floor?
Hell is
Hell is
Hell is here
Hell is
Hell is
Hell is here
Can't even compete
Why did I leave home
For such a crowded party?
I need to learn to use
The no, no, no, no
I've never seen this crowd
Burning a thicket of candles
Oh my God, I miss my dog so much
Look, I'm here
You summoned me from home
What bad thing did I do
To deserve coming up to the ground floor?
Hell is
Hell is
Hell is here
Hell is
Hell is
Hell is here
Can't even compete
(Sulfo Assus
The sulfur incense
The scent of the underground
Cozy in your home
Call now and enjoy great payment terms
Don't miss out, it's the scent of the underground
Cozy in your home
La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la)
Hell is
Hell is
Hell is here
Hell is
Hell is
Hell is here
Can't even compete
Hey, hell is here
Hey, can't even compete
Hey, hell is here
Hey, hell is here
Hey, can't even compete
Hey, hell is here
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SONG MEANING

Welcome to the hottest party in town - literally! In “O INFERNO É AQUI,” Italian indie-pop artist Scatolove sings from the perspective of someone who has been dragged against her will to an overcrowded, candle-filled bash. She looks around at strangers, suffocating heat, and the smell of burning wax and sulfur, then decides: this must be hell on earth. Between playful chants of “o inferno é aqui” (hell is here), she humorously lists everything she would rather be doing, including cuddling her dog at home. The chorus is a tongue-in-cheek mantra for anyone who has ever regretted saying “yes” to a social plan.

Beneath the upbeat, quirky vibe, the song delivers a relatable message about setting boundaries and recognizing your own comfort zone. Scatolove mixes satire (a fake radio ad selling “sulfur incense”) with the sincere realization that sometimes the worst punishment is forcing yourself to fit in where you do not belong. It is a catchy reminder that learning to say “no” can save you from turning everyday situations into your personal inferno.

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