One of the most essential parts of God s’ Margarita creation is the musical pieces that someone can find in the memory scenes and the ending credits. The music I am using is from all around the world and in many different dialects. Most of them were written at least 20 years ago, and now they are the legacy of humanity. This is something that characterizes the story of the game as Reniat Noc finds himself in an environment where culture and arts belong to the past. The subject of those songs is love, war, friendship or human character while their role is to take each scene to a space that no game engine can render.
Here are some of the most significant music songs that you will find during the exploration of AI Legave:
Title: Ο Τόπος μας ειναι κλειστός (Our country is closed)
Lyrics: George Seferis
Music: Yannis Markopoulos
Country: Greece
Our place is closed,
all mountains that have for a roof
the low sky, day and night
We do not have rivers, we do not have
wells, we do not have fountains.
Only some cisterns,
also empty.
That echo and we venerate them.
A standing sound, hollow,
the same as our loneliness,
the same as our love,
the same as our bodies.
It seems to us strange
that once we managed to build the houses,
our huts and sheepfolds.
And our marriages, the fresh
wreaths and the fingers,
become riddles
unexplained for our soul.
How were they born,
how did they become strong, our children?
We do not have rivers, we do not have
wells, we do not have fountains.
Only some cisterns,
also empty
That echo and we venerate them.
Our place is closed.
It is closed by the two black
Sympligades (troubles).
At the harbors on Sundays when
we go down to breathe,
we see illuminated in the
sunset broken wood,
from travels that never ended,
bodies that do not know anymore
how to love.
Title: Lásko! (My love!)
Music: Karel Kryl
Country: Czechoslovakia
Title: Aquarius
Creators: The Fifth Dimension
Country: USA
Title: Guerra e pace, pollo e brace (War and Peace and Chicken and Grill)
Creators: Ennio Morricone
Country: Italy
The song either contains lyrics that I haven’t yet found or the words they use make no actual sense. From fragmented sources on the internet, I know that it is a song written to criticize the Vietnam war.
God s’ Margarita / EP1_ P3_S1
Fürstentum Liechtenstein, 2018
