Engendro 666 grabs you and drags you into a wild, horror-movie vision of the apocalypse. Picture Satan and Mother Death creating a monstrous offspring on a church altar while the sky turns grey, the earth trembles, and swarms of dark angels cause chaos in the heavens. The lyrics pile on shocking images—needles in wombs, serpentine tongues, goat horns, burning poets—to paint a world where holy symbols are mocked and everything sacred is set on fire. It’s a carnival of doom set to roaring guitars, perfect for fans who love their metal loud, theatrical, and fearless.
Behind the gore and blasphemy lies a rebellious message: question false saviors, refuse imposed beliefs, and celebrate the raw power of heavy metal. By crowning its “beast among beasts” with the number 666, the song turns traditional ideas of good and evil upside down, inviting listeners to embrace individuality even when it looks terrifying to the outside world. Think of it as a dark fairytale that warns against blind faith, champions free thought, and reminds us that every ending—no matter how brutal—sparks a fresh beginning for those brave enough to forge their own path.