Diego Luciano
- Family History Research
- Other Speciality
- Document Retrieval / Record Agent
- Family History Research
I am a professional genealogist and founder of Radici Genealogia, based in Emilia-Romagna in Northern Italy. My passion for genealogy began over a decade ago through a collaborative project with an Italian-Brazilian firm, which inspired me to dedicate my career to reconnecting families with their origins.
As the founder and Vice President of PROGENITA (Associazione dei Professionisti Genealogisti d'Italia), I operate in full compliance with Italian Law no. 4/2013. Having family origins tied directly to the Italian diaspora, I bring both deep personal empathy and technical expertise to my work.
Through Radici Genealogia, I have built the largest private genealogical database in Italy, containing over 12 million records. Combining scientific rigor, archival expertise, and a sensitive personal approach, I manage projects seamlessly across Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish. To learn more or explore the database, please visit www.radici-genealogia.com.
Services
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Italian genealogical research and multi-generational family tree reconstruction
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Document retrieval for dual citizenship (jure sanguinis), including certified civil, parish, military, and notary records
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Apostille and document legalizations
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On-site archival research in State Archives, Diocesan archives, and local municipalities across Italy
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Heritage and roots tourism in ancestral Italian towns
Achievement
Over the course of my career, I have helped more than 2,000 families across the world discover their roots, reconstruct their ancestral journeys, and preserve their heritage.
Geographic Specialties
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Italy: Comprehensive research across all Italian regions, with primary focus on Emilia-Romagna, Piedmont, Lombardy, Veneto, and Apulia.
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South America: Specialized expertise in tracing Italian diaspora lines, particularly in Brazil and Argentina.
Emilia-Romagna, Piedmont, Lombardy, Veneto, Tuscany, Liguria
- 19th Century
- 18th Century
- 17th Century
- 16th Century and Earlier
Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Spanish, English, Latin
PROGENITA Italy
APGBR Brasil
Economics