L’Altro Mondo Lyrics – Gemitaiz

Meaning of ‘L’Altro Mondo’ Lyrics Explained

Intro: Gemitaiz Meaning:
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Strofa: Gemitaiz Meaning:
In this part, Gemitaiz is stepping into the open, coming from “another world” and showing himself without hiding. He feels like a messenger, someone who has seen things clearly and wants to tell the truth about life. He talks about how people live chasing fake feelings, plastic emotions, and dreaming of a life that looks perfect from the outside, but in reality, they are just part of a system that only benefits the greedy and powerful. He reflects on moments when people should have acted or been present but stayed away when life got difficult, showing how most avoid struggle or confrontation. Society, he says, resists change and constantly lies, pretending it’s by accident, but the reality is harsh and undeniable. Technology and social media are distractions, making people feel smart or important while real problems go unnoticed. He criticizes the superficial lifestyle, with people showing off wealth or status while hiding inner emptiness. Money has become the top priority, creating a cold world where emotions freeze and people lose touch with what truly matters.

Gemitaiz also expresses his desire to escape this environment. He sees people building walls from fear, tightening their lives as if every day is a struggle, and losing trust even in family and friends. He feels exhausted trying to reach out, carrying pain, confusion, and the weight of not understanding himself fully. Life has been about survival and conflict, and he admits he has never truly learned to accept defeat or learn from experience. There’s a constant tension between wanting to live authentically and being trapped in a system that punishes honesty and courage. All of this drives him to seek somewhere else, a mental or emotional escape, a place beyond societal pressures, greed, and fear, where he can finally breathe and exist freely without pretense. The repeated idea of going “elsewhere” emphasizes his urgent need to leave behind all that suffocates him, both externally and internally, and find a space where he can reconnect with himself and the real world in a more honest, human way.

Outro: Mathilde Fernandez Meaning:
The outro shifts into a reflective, almost poetic vision of escaping to a distant, peaceful place. She imagines traveling far from people, walking across open fields, seeking moments of peace, love, and connection with life itself. In this new world, there’s space to breathe, to observe the patterns and people around us without being trapped by them. Life is compared to a complex map, full of characters and intersections, where we leave traces but can also lose them in a game of hide-and-seek. The imagery of walls, fog, and a lone traveler shows isolation but also protection, a way to process experiences safely. The figure, like a scarecrow, represents the uncertainty, hiding, and randomness of life’s journey, moving through fog and mystery while facing both arrivals and departures. Words and music, especially the strong guitars, act as a way to carry emotions, wrapping pain, experiences, and reflections into something tangible. The outro emphasizes finding solitude, understanding, and release in the journey, letting emotions flow freely without distraction, and creating a personal world where the weight of reality can soften and transform into reflection, art, and emotional freedom. It’s about moving to a space where you can exist fully, away from chaos, to process life, heal, and feel a connection to what is real and alive.