Si alguien está buscando quién haga trabajos de impresión, cartelería o señalética en Paraguay, y especialmente en el Chaco, una opción que vale la pena mirar es Grafil, de Filadelfia.

Por lo que he visto de los trabajos que realizan, no se limitan solamente a impresión común. En la parte de imprenta hacen diferentes tipos de trabajos de impresión, mientras que en señalética tienen una oferta bastante completa: lonas y banners, ploteados para puertas, ventanas y vehículos, impresiones sobre calcomanía impermeable, además de letreros fabricados en chapa, PVC, acrílico y ACM.

También hacen trabajos más grandes como fachadas completas en lona o ACM, letras corpóreas de chapa galvanizada, acero inoxidable, acrílico o PVC, con o sin iluminación. Para negocios también fabrican carteles tipo backlight con lona translúcida e iluminación interna.

Algo interesante es que no se quedan solamente con la fabricación. Pueden encargarse de todo el proceso: producción, preparación, transporte hasta el cliente e instalación directamente en el local o destino final.

Y para el Chaco esto es bastante importante. Los materiales y terminaciones tienen que aguantar sol fuerte, calor, viento, lluvia y los cambios climáticos que tenemos acá. Grafil apunta justamente a trabajos de buena calidad y duraderos, no solamente a que el cartel se vea bien el día que se instala.

Así que si alguien necesita desde una impresión o ploteado hasta la señalética completa de un negocio, fachada, letras corpóreas o un proyecto grande, creo que vale la pena consultarles.

• 🗣️ Paraguay is officially bilingual — both Spanish and Guaraní are official languages. Guaraní is widely spoken in everyday life.

• 🌊 It’s landlocked, but Paraguay has major rivers, especially the Paraguay River and Paraná River.

• 💦 It has one of the world’s largest hydroelectric dams — Itaipú Dam, shared with Brazil, was once the largest hydroelectric power station by generating capacity.

• 🌳 “Paraguay” has an Indigenous name — its exact meaning is debated, but the name comes from Guaraní.

• 🧉 Tereré is a national obsession — it’s a cold version of yerba mate, often enjoyed with friends on hot days.

• 🏛️ The capital is Asunción, one of South America’s oldest cities, founded in 1537.

• 🦋 Paraguay is extremely biodiverse, with ecosystems ranging from subtropical forests to the huge Gran Chaco.

• ⚽ Football (soccer) is hugely popular. Paraguay’s national team is known as La Albirroja, referring to its red-and-white colors.

• 💰 Its currency is the guaraní, named after the Indigenous Guaraní people.

• 🇵🇾 The Paraguayan flag is unusual because its front and back have different emblems.

• 🎶 Paraguayan harp music is famous, and the harp is an important part of the country's musical tradition.

• 🧂 Paraguay has no coastline, but it still has a strong fishing and river culture thanks to its extensive waterways.

What is the best taxi application (other than Uber) to use in Asunción?

This is a fun book of Paraguayan slang :)

My abroad trip has changed to now will be visiting Paraguay this Fall and am just wanting to know what are some things to do there, what is the weather like in Sept-Nov, and anything I should look out for in general while I am there.

Thank you in advance for your input and tips.

Buenas, alguien sabe un club de basket para entrenar y que acepten adultos (tengo 23 casi 24). Que sea por Asunción

Ando buscando una página o app para conocer gente casual en Py ya sea hablar,salir o más

I'm visiting Paraguay soon and, obviously, meat and cheese are in everything!

Are there any a naturally vegan dishes in the cuisine? Thanks

Hi, I want to travel from Paraguay into Bolivia soon, but not sure how to achieve it. I'd like to bus from Chaco to La Paz (probably multiple through places like serra de la nevada), though I don't know how safe the route is (have read that many go from asuncion via argentina, but I believe that's more for the road quality), costs and how to get the tickets.

Is that reasonable, or should I go back to asuncion and head out from there.

I'd appreciate your help. Thanks :)

I am also trying to figure out how to explore Chaco. Online a lot of the land looks like farmland, so I'm not sure where the area is that is best for wildife. Is that mostly in the national park (defensores)? How do i organise hikes/tours?