Amore Infame plunges us into a city where the air is literally dirty and the atmosphere is toxic in every sense. Club Dogo raps with raw honesty about a love affair that feels like gasoline on an open flame: thrilling, addictive and inevitably destructive. The repeated line "l'aria è sporca e il mio cuore va in fiamme" sets the scene for a romance that burns bright but scorches everything around it. Amid references to high-heeled gifts, street paranoia and sleepless sunrises, the song shows two lovers pulled together by chemistry yet dragged apart by lies, violence and self-sabotage.
By the second verse the relationship looks more like a battleground than a fairy tale. Club Dogo balances moments of tenderness with harsh confessions, admitting that he has “changed” his partner and left permanent scars. Love here is personified as an infame ― a back-stabbing villain that tempts, devours and never apologizes. There is no neat closure, only the grim realization that passion without trust can turn any city smoggy and any heart into a blazing wreck.