El Idioma De Los Dioses (The Language of the Gods) is Nach’s heartfelt love letter to his lifelong companion: music itself. Across the verses he personifies music as a loyal friend who shelters him when he is lonely, shines like the Lighthouse of Alexandria when he feels lost, and arms him with inspiration sharper than any sword. Whether it arrives as opera, flamenco, hip hop, blues, or jazz, music gives him oxygen when stress suffocates, colours the darkest nights, and revives him with every new sunrise.
Nach then launches into an exhilarating roll call of legends and styles—from the raw fury of Kurt Cobain and the sincerity of Marvin Gaye to the grandeur of Vivaldi and the electric energy of rock-and-roll—proving that music transcends time, genre, and culture. The rapper shows how this universal art grants both triumph and vulnerability, demands honesty and responsibility, yet ultimately serves as the divine language that suspends time, sparks hope, and turns pain into poetry. By the final bar the message is crystal clear: when words fail, music speaks—and it is the eternal key that unlocks our hearts and imaginations.