Guitarra&Luz Guitar Series is an international guitar encounter, annually held at the Agustín Barrios Hall of the Centro Paraguayo Japonés de Asunción, Paraguay.

This international encounter is based on the radio program of the same name with the purpose in developing personal relationships between the listener and the performers, whose interpretations often form part of the program.

Guitarra&Luz Guitar Series has allowed the attendance of renowned musicians such as: Juan Falú, Marcelo Moguilevsky and Jorge Cardoso of Argentina, Fabio Zanon and the Camerata Alma Brasileira from Brazil, Boris Gaquere from Belgium, Trio Cardoso from Italy, Gabriel Grazziani from Uruguay, Ronnie Knoller from Chile and Carlos Schuartzmann, Efrén Echeverría (Kamba’i), Tania Ramos, Juan Cancio Barreto, the Orchestra from the Universidad del Norte, the Orchestra of Universidad Americana, Emilio Paredes and his group, and Luz María Bobadilla from Paraguay.

Guitarra&Luz Guitar Series, alike the radio program, representsa mean, which conveys numerous musical guitar styles.

Guitarra&Luz Guitar Series is under the management of Luz María Bobadilla: creator, executive producer, as well as, conductor of this unique radial program. Since 1998, the program has been broadcasted through the 107.7 FM Concert.

Cuerdas de la Integración: Guitar is a meeting between the Mercosur countries, was held in Asuncion in Tom Jobbin Theatre under the auspices of the Embassy of Brazil.
They have participated: Quique Senesi, Carlos Moscardinin, Nicolas Nielsen, Cacho Bernal, Jorge Labanca (Argentina), Henrique Cazes, Jaime Ernest Dias, Marco Pereira (Brazil), Luz Maria Bobadilla, Tania Ramos, Rodrigo Benitez, Leonardo Barreto, Diego Guzman, Juan Maciel (Paraguay).

Primavera de la Guitarra de Asunción: Meeting organized by the Cultural Department of the Municipalidad de Asunción awards annual top-level guitarists: Robert Trent, Marija Temo (USA), Ensemble Musical Chileno (Chile), Jose Luis Lara (Venezuela), Jaime Tores (Argentina) Duo Banking, Bruschini (Argentina), Jaime Echecopar (Peru), Tania Ramos, Luz Maria Bobadilla (Paraguay).