I'm also not convinced about "All the guys and the signori". I'm not sure (perhaps naively?) what this means? Signori is according to Google an Italian courtesy title for men? Perhaps like Sir?
It got me thinking it might make more sense if it was "Guys and señoras"?
Also interesting is that maybe the word could be Senoren, a place in Sweden, which according to Wikipedia has a naval base.
I thought that 'Signori' referred to the Vatican and Church, but now that I tried to look it up on google I don't immediately find something to back this up.
Anyway, my interpretation then was about patriarch society and church telling 'false stories' (not per se that all men and religious people are bad/fraudulous, but just that the big stories are somewhat shaping our reality and making is blind to what doesn't fit in it). Kinda feminist, but then again this song IS feminist if you ask me, with all the gender references is the song and the music video...
I thought that 'Signori' referred to the Vatican and Church, but now that I tried to look it up on google I don't immediately find something to back this up.
Anyway, my interpretation then was about patriarch society and church telling 'false stories' (not per se that all men and religious people are bad/fraudulous, but just that the big stories are somewhat shaping our reality and making is blind to what doesn't fit in it). Kinda feminist, but then again this song IS feminist if you ask me, with all the gender references is the song and the music video
I'm also not convinced about "All the guys and the signori". I'm not sure (perhaps naively?) what this means? Signori is according to Google an Italian courtesy title for men? Perhaps like Sir?
It got me thinking it might make more sense if it was "Guys and señoras"?
Also interesting is that maybe the word could be Senoren, a place in Sweden, which according to Wikipedia has a naval base.
I thought that 'Signori' referred to the Vatican and Church, but now that I tried to look it up on google I don't immediately find something to back this up. Anyway, my interpretation then was about patriarch society and church telling 'false stories' (not per se that all men and religious people are bad/fraudulous, but just that the big stories are somewhat shaping our reality and making is blind to what doesn't fit in it). Kinda feminist, but then again this song IS feminist if you ask me, with all the gender references is the song and the music video...
I thought that 'Signori' referred to the Vatican and Church, but now that I tried to look it up on google I don't immediately find something to back this up. Anyway, my interpretation then was about patriarch society and church telling 'false stories' (not per se that all men and religious people are bad/fraudulous, but just that the big stories are somewhat shaping our reality and making is blind to what doesn't fit in it). Kinda feminist, but then again this song IS feminist if you ask me, with all the gender references is the song and the music video