Spreading Seeds

Luigi Cani, born on December 4, 1970, in Curitiba, Brazil, is a renowned skydiver and stuntman celebrated for his exceptional achievements in parachuting.

With over 14,000 jumps to his name, he holds 11 world records, including the fastest freefall speed of 552 km/h and executing jumps with the world's smallest and fastest parachute.

In 2000, Cani and his team were the first parachutists to proximity fly the Swiss Alps, pioneering the sport discipline now known as speed flying.

Beyond his athletic feats, he founded CANI.TV MEDIA HOUSE in 2011, producing innovative content for global television networks.

Cani's expertise has also led him to train elite military units, including the U.S. Navy SEALs and the U.S. Air Force.

His dedication to high-performance human flight and cinematographic production continues to inspire and push the boundaries of aerial sports.