'Change the world' by Luca Rustici feat. Andrea Sannino

On the radio, in stores and on digital platforms, comes “Change the world” the new single by Luca Rustici feat. Andrea Sannino with the actor's video participation Gianni Parisi.

"There is no social class or wealth that can make us think we are privileged in the relationship between parent and child, every life has its discomfort and its wisdom, regardless of the role that one lives. Unfortunately, the world still lives with many prejudices that need to be changed and if the message comes from a father to a son the teaching is enormous. 'Change the world, Please don't cry, Cagnele stu munn cù mme' – Luca Rustici tells – these are the words that I wanted to sing together with Andrea Sannino and have Gianni Parisi recite them, two artists who with priceless humility shared my thoughts, amplifying them until they became a cry of love".

"I am lucky to be a father and also to be a son – says Andrea Sannino -. My dreams of changing the world, at least my world, my daily life, have never been hindered or worse judged by my parents. Everyone has their own instinct and everyone has their own dreams. Telling a child “Change the world” is the greatest message of love that can be transmitted. Live what you love, pursue what you desire… It was exciting to share this message of love with a great artist like Luca, his thought is clear, colorful, it flies lightly like a kite on the noses of children and with eyes full of wonder I listened and admired, words and notes and perhaps I dreamed with him, that the world really changes. Music can".

"An old friend who seeks you out, shows you his creation, asks you to share and collaborate with him to make his creation is something particularly engaging. – says Gianni Parisi – You try to get in tune with him, and together you get emotional. The father who loves his son welcomes, defends and supports his choices, fights with him to try to change a world still victim of old and inhuman prejudices".

The video shot between Rome and Naples, directed by Mario Suarato, through a video call between a father and his son, sends a clear message to make people understand that we, if we want, can change the world.