Recently, a song by Yngwie Malmsteen called "Caprici Di Diablo" caught my attention for being a friggin' sweet guitar instrumental. For all those Italian-speakers out there, does anyone know what "Caprici Di Diablo" means translated into English?
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Caprici is only Italian if you spell it capricci which translates to moods, not whims. Whims is capriccio in Italian. di is a preposition in Italian meaning of. Of coarse Diablo is spanish, not italian. Devil in Italian is diavolo. I'm not sure why this is broken up into 2 different translations, but whatever.....Capricci di Diablo=Moods of the Devil.