Mariano Luna Téllez

Mariano Luna Téllez is a creator by nature and Executive Producer of the film Canas al Aire, a cinematic tribute to Mexico’s cultural roots and the wisdom of grandmothers. Directed and produced by Puebla native Luis Eduardo Sánchez Domínguez, Canas al Aire is the culmination of over eight years of creative dedication. The film celebrates the essence of Puebla’s Pueblos Mágicos through the stories of three iconic grandmothers—Janis, Delfi, and Cholita—inspired by the grandmother of Governor-Elect Alejandro Armenta Mier. International star Belinda voices the narrative, and the production is backed by a distinguished team including Olga Méndez Juárez (President of Tesoros de México, SECTUR Federal), Juan Sánchez Domínguez (Vice President of CANAGRAF), and Pilar Sánchez Ramírez, who also stars in the film.

Recognized for his creative and social contributions, Mariano was named World Class Creator in 2024 at The World Class Film Awards—an acknowledgment of his growing influence in the cinematic world and his commitment to meaningful storytelling.

Born in Mexico City and rooted in Puebla, Mariano’s path has been one of vision, grit, and transformation. He began working at 15 after a family separation that pushed him to take responsibility for his future. With over two decades of experience, he currently serves as an executive at Quálitas, Mexico’s leading auto insurance company. He is also a serial entrepreneur and the founder of a philanthropic foundation supporting children in shelters and orphanages.

For Mariano, cinema is a platform for impact. Whether through business, culture, or philanthropy, he remains driven by one mission: to be an agent of change and create a lasting legacy of purpose.

By telling stories that resonate across generations, he reinforces the importance of memory, identity, and human connection in a rapidly changing world.