Is this song/video, Russian or Latin? And, what's the message behind this song?

This is no Russian! Maybe Latin, more probably some Italian dialect. I tried to find the lyrics and I could even get some possible translation in the same site itself; but it doesn´t sound like being pure Latin anyhow. This language seems like being kinda strange; neither real Italian, nor Latin though. You´ll then first find a translation (from the site) into Portuguese (I just corrected some grammar forms of that "original translation"), from which I then translated into English myself. OK?

AMENO

Style: New Age

Music from album "Era"

Original lyrics:

Dori me

interimo adapare dori me

Ameno ameno lantire

lantiremo

dori me

Ameno

omenare imperavi ameno

Dimere dimere mantiro

mantiremo ameno

Omenare imperavi emulari ameno

Omenare imperavi emulari ameno

Ameno

ameno dore

ameno dori me

ameno dori me

Ameno dom

dori me reo

ameno dori me

ameno dori me

dori me am

Ameno

omenare imperavi ameno

Dimere dimere mantiro

mantiremo ameno

Omenare imperavi emulari ameno

Omenare imperavi emulari ameno

Ameno

ameno dore

ameno dori me

ameno dori me

Ameno dom

dori me reo

ameno dori me

ameno dori me

dori me am

Ameno

ameno dore

ameno dori me

ameno dori me

Ameno dom

dori me reo

ameno dori me

ameno dori me

dori me am

ameno dore

ameno dori me

ameno dori me

Ameno dom

dori me reo

ameno dori me

ameno dori me

Ameno dom

dori me reo

ameno dori me

ameno dori me

POSSIBLE TRANSLATION:

Sinta minha dor = Feel my pain

Absorve-me = Absorb me

Toma-me = Take me

Sinta minha dor = Feel my pain

Liberta-me = Release me (Set me free)

Liberta-me = "........... "

Descubra-me = Find me out / Discover me

Descubra meus sinais = Discover my signals

Sinta minha dor = Feel my pain

Suaviza (a dor) = Soften (the pain)

Conforta-me = (Comfort me)

Percebe, percebe = Realize, perceive (notice)

Mutilaram-me = They mutilated (maimed) me

Machucaram-me = They injured (hurt) me

Liberta-me = Release me

Suaviza (esta dor) = Soften (this pain)

Conforta-me = Comfort me

Liberta-me = Release me

Suaviza (esta dor) = Soften (this pain)

Conforta-me = Comfort me

Liberta-me = Release me

Ameniza a dor = Ease* the pain

Ameniza minha dor = Ease the pain

Ameniza minha dor = Ease the pain

Liberta-me, Senhor = Release me, Lord

Alivia minha dor, Rei = Relieve my pain, King

Ameniza minha dor = *Brighten up my pain

Tira-me esta dor, Senhor. = Take out of me this pain, Lord.

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AMENO (comune = municipality) - Italy

45° 47' N 8° 26' E

Region: Piemonte

Province: Novara

Area: 10 km²:

Population: 895 inhab.

Density: 90 hab./km²

Borders: Armeno, Bolzano Novarese, Colazza, Invorio, Miasino, Orta San Giulio.

Latin

Amazing Grace, Great is Thy Faithfulness, Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing, How Great Thou Art, Holy Holy Holy, Rock of Ages, Be Thou My Vision There's soooooo many! One thought you might additionally appear at a couple of secular songs, for illustration, Imagine via John Lennon for the reason that with a view to "suppose" there is not any heaven or hell is to confess that THERE IS to being with!

When I clicked on this link, it was impossible to pause the music. Even when I hit the pause button, it kept playing. Even when I closed the browser window, it kept playing.

Is this a site that violates Facebook rules? Has anyone else had the same problem?

From Wikipedia:

"Most of Era lyrics are written in Pseudo-Latin and based on beliefs of the XIII century French christian sect, the Cathars."

Thows hages oumer wath knought if sife jubbered meach. Arg whurry hesh thraid in shrim ouf whinch hum spleed!

i don't think its russian lol