Silvana Estrada

01.06.2023

SILVANA ESTRADA SHARES NEW SINGLE ‘GOOD LUCK, GOOD NIGHT’

NOMINATED FOR A 2025 LATIN GRAMMY FOR ‘BEST SINGER-SONGWRITER SONG’

NEW ALBUM VENDRÁN SUAVES LLUVIAS [SOFT RAINS WILL COME], OUT 17 OCTOBER VIA GLASSNOTE RECORDS

“She can summon a precision as elegant and propulsive as the flutter of a bird’s wing”
The Guardian

“Sprawling, radiant songs find beauty in the world around us”
NME

“She could control a banquet hall with her voice alone”
Pitchfork

“The kind of artist who speaks like she’s writing poetry in real time”
The New York Times

“Musical brilliance”
NPR

“Meteoric career”
Variety

“A supremely gifted singer”
Clash ‘Track of the Day’

Listen to ‘Good Luck, Good Night’ here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBT0NEwllMw

Listen everywhere here:
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Latin GRAMMY-winning artist Silvana Estrada unveils ‘Good Luck, Good Night’, the final single ahead of her highly anticipated, self-produced second studio album Vendrán Suaves Lluvias, out October 17 via Glassnote Records.

Estrada also received a Latin GRAMMY nomination today for ‘Best Singer-Songwriter Song’ for her stunning track ‘Como Un Pájaro’, further affirming her place as one of the most essential voices in Latin music today.

An unflinching, theatrical exploration of heartbreak, ‘Good Luck, Good Night’ finds Estrada displaying the aching intimacy her songwriting is known for. Speaking of the track Estrada says:

“This is a song born out of pain, and above all, out of humor, as a way to cope with it. It’s a delirium, and at the same time, an act of letting go. A heartbreak song in every sense. It was the last song I wrote for the album, and in many ways, it marks the end of a friendship. The truth is, even if it’s hard to admit, not all stories end well. Not all of them come with neat little morals or a light behind every goodbye. Some people, and some breakups—are just dark, no matter how you look at them. And it’s exactly in that darkness that humor shows up, like a guard dog, keeping you company.”

Self-produced by Estrada between Montréal and Mexico, the song is a daring sonic departure, nodding to the off-kilter storytelling of Tom Waits and the haunting vocal textures of Lhasa de Sela. It builds a warped, late-night world drenched in smoke and sorrow, filled with warped instruments. “Producing this song was incredible, one of the most fun processes I’ve ever had,” Estrada continues. “I wanted to make something truly dark, something that sounds like the clientele of a bar slowly losing their minds. So many people brought their own madness and brilliance into the studio to help make this universe possible.”

‘Good Luck, Good Night’ is the last preview before the arrival of Vendrán Suaves Lluvias on October 17, an album already named by The New York Times as one of the 10 most anticipated releases of the autumn. Written entirely by Estrada and recorded across Montréal, Barcelona, and Mexico City, the album is a personal and sonic transformation, born of grief, tenderness, and creative rebirth. The title comes from Sara Teasdale’s 1918 poem There Will Come Soft Rains, a nod to the quiet strength and restoration found after loss.

Previous singles ‘No Te Vayas Sin Saber’, ‘Dime’, ‘Como Un Pájaro’, and ‘Lila Alelí’ have earned praise from The Guardian, Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, NPR and more. Estrada’s self-directed music videos and collaborations with choreographer Carla Segovia have further solidified her reputation as one of Latin music’s most visionary storytellers, both sonically and visually.

Estrada will bring Vendrán Suaves Lluvias to life this autumn with an expansive international tour, including stops across Europe, the U.S., and Canada. The North American leg includes major venues such as Webster Hall (NYC), Theatre Beanfield (Montreal), and The Belasco (LosAngeles). She’ll also appear at Billboard Latin Music Week 2025. Full dates can be found here.

With Vendrán Suaves Lluvias, Estrada invites listeners into a deeply personal, intricately crafted world, one that embraces contradiction, vulnerability, humor, and beauty in equal measure. “I hope you enjoy this album,” Silvana writes. “I made it, above all things, with absolute love and total dedication. And I hope that after listening to it, you can trust that the soft rains will come. That peace and joy will return. That hope will bloom again.”

Pre-save Vendrán Suaves Lluvias here:
https://ffm.link/silvanavsl

Photo credit: Jesús Soto Fuentes

High-res images can be found here

Vendrán Suaves Lluvias tracklist:

1. Cada Día Te Extraño Menos
2. Dime
3. Lila Alelí
4. Flores
5. Good Luck, Good Night
6. Tregua
7. Como Un Pájaro
8. Un Rayo de Luz
9. No Te Vayas Sin Saber
10. El Alma Mía