The Bolivian jazz guitarist Antonio Cuadros De Béjar found his musical beginnings in folklore. Before leaving his country for a five-year tour through various European countries, he played numerous concerts with skilled musicians in Bolivia.

Antonio Cuadros De Béjar traveled for five years through Germany, the Czech Republic, Belgium, Italy, France, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands. He gained extensive stage experience through numerous concerts, radio, and television appearances. In 1995, he finally settled in Germany.
In Germany, he performed his first jazz concerts and began exclusively focusing on jazz and Latin jazz. In 1999, he completed his studies with a focus on arrangement in Munich. He increasingly performed his own compositions in projects under his name. With a great passion, he arranged commissioned works for international artists.

The guitarist successfully merged the rhythms of his homeland with jazz in 2004. Since then, he regularly invites Latin American artists. Together with local musicians, they tour Europe extensively (see fellow musicians).

Since 2005, the South American artist has been conducting workshops nationwide with a focus on music theory, ear training, and arrangement. In addition to his engagements as a jazz musician, he organizes concert series, presenting both well-known musicians and newcomers.
With Latin Affairs, he has gathered high-caliber musicians who passionately accompany him on this musical journey.

More information at www.cuadrosdebejar.de.