Teach Your Children | Playing For Change Band | Live in Brazil

We are proud to share with all of you this PFC Band performance of "Teach Your Children" live in Brazil. The proceeds from this special night supported the opening of one of our newest PFC Foundation music programs in Curitiba, Brazil. This performance is a reminder of what love, music, and conviction can create. We all share the human heart, let the music bring us all back to our humanity.

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Playing For Change (PFC) is a movement created to inspire and connect the world through music, born from the shared belief that music has the power to break down boundaries and overcome distances between people. The primary focus of PFC is to record and film musicians performing in their natural environments and combine their talents and cultural power in innovative videos called Songs Around The World. Creating these videos motivated PFC to form the Playing For Change Band—a tangible, traveling representation of its mission, featuring musicians met along their journey; and establish the Playing For Change Foundation—a separate 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to building music and art schools for children around the world. Through these efforts, Playing For Change aims to create hope and inspiration for the future of our planet.

[mariaalvespereira]

The Best! Playing For Chang Band .Beautiful ❤👏🏼🎶👏🏻Thanks. Im still listening on 2024

[PattiCornell]

Thx for sharing all the music today. All amazing. So happy to be able to enjoy this music again today. From Patti Cornell

[elgenetiamzon]

Can we all just take a moment to acknowledge the masterful guitar playing of Mr. Roberto Luti? He is just amazing!

[mj-zhgu]

I couldnt understand why theres 1.6K people who gave a thumbs down....the soul of the guitarist and the singer is superb! The message of this song if you truly understand is powerful..!!

[Blackwater_Jack]

2025 and I still love me some Tula, Grandpa Elliot, Clarence Bekker and Roberto Luti. Thank you Playing for Change for keeping the music alive in 2025.

[tonymiller]

I'm blown away daily with Roberto Luti's guitar, Tula's voice, Grampa Elliot's spirit, Carence Bekker's soul= they are a daily inspiration for me.

[ronaldzahradnick]

Tula is so awesome, & very pretty too!

[bobbyGnOly]

Every time I watch and see Grandpa....i shed a little tear....RIP

[maryoconnor]

Yes let's all take a minute to acknowledge Mr. Roberto Luti.
His guitar playing is just incredible.
I feel so lucky to have come upon this. ! Thank you !

[plamusiciampauladams]

PLAYING FOR CHANGE IS SO EXTRAORDINARY !!!! SPREADING LOVE ❤️ THROUGH THE INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE
THAT CROSSES ALL BARRIERS , MUSIC. PERFORMED SO SKILLFULLY !!!

[angeec.]

Still listening to Playing for Change in 2018, in a world where change is desperately needed.

[kenmason]

Rest in peace Small (Grandpa)
Thank you for the concept and music
Playing for change

[DanStedingMrCowMusic]

I'm a 60's / 70's generation and must admit this is my FAVORITE version of this Graham Nash classic! INCREDIBLE.

[nelsonsantos]

With this formation composed with these musicians, Playing For Change will always be the best band in the world. I love it all!

[tonymiller]

I can't get enough of this even though I watch it every time I turn the TV on.

[allanhughes]

I just love it when entertainers such as these leave their Egoe's at home and work as a team..Infact I don't think any of these folk have an Ego !!!How refreshing!!

[dianebranning]

3-27-2020 coronavirus pandemic lockdown playlist THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC!!

[carolyntierney]

The moral soul of this world is finally on an upswing. Thank you Playing for Change, thank you so much. If I were younger, I would join you so wholeheartedly and be proud to be part of your movement,

[drglencoleman]

This does not get old. A beautiful moment before the crazy. Thanks to the generous musicians and the fans who supported them.

[mcginkleschmidt]

I love the way Roberto Luti blends the haunting sounds and chords from Blind Willie Johnson's song, Dark Was The Night, Cold Was The Ground, into the beginning of his Teach Your Children guitar rendition. Masterful!!!