Serenata immortale
Serenata inmortal
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To me it ties in with the two other lines:
La terra murmure
Un coro, serenata
Cantara mysterie
The earth murmurs a chorus, a serenade, a song of mystery (or it will sing of mystery if you want to take the -ara into account).
I apologize for my intromission. In my opinion this is one of the many "invented languages".This is not medieval italian at all. It is an inexistent language that sounds a little like italian or latin.
Its grammar is pure fantasy; the conjugation of the verbs as well. This text is a nonsense from the beginning to the end.
Even if that's true, it seems they followed Italian (at the very least) as a base for the lyrics, so we can sorta decipher the meaning. Thanks for the input though, it explains things.
Yes, I agree. Suggestions in this text come from Latin and Italian.
But many words don't exist. The text doesn't follow any grammar rule. How could anyone really traslate a text that has not a very meaning, but only suggests images(and you don't really know whether they are the right ones)?
Then I think I'd be best to label this under "Constructed languages", since it doesn't fit as a language in itself. I get what you mean though, anyone could string a translation just from glancing at words and the ones near or between others that don't exist to come up with a translation.
I also think this song should be labeled as "Constructed language", it isn’t “Medieval Italian” at all and actually it doesn’t make any sense.
The problem is how a song, which has no meaning, can be translated into any language.
A literal translation into Spanish would sound like this:
La flama suerte
La tierra murmur
Un coro, serenata
Cántara mysterie
Regalo, regalo, regalo gracia
Regalo, regalo ador
Regalo, regalo infinatia
Regalo, regalo ador
La llama descansa
La sombra desaparece (?)
La voz inmortal
La voz murmur
Lyrics taken from the internet and fixed, where possible. There could still be mistakes.