Silvana Estrada is getting ready to drop her new album, Vendrán Suaves Lluvias, next month.
The last track she’s sharing before the album comes out is called “Good Luck, Good Night,” and you can check it out below since she produced it herself. In a press note, Estrada opened up about this song: “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.”
Fans sometimes wish every story had a happy ending, but real life is messier.
The new record, Vendrán Suaves Lluvias, will be Estrada’s second studio album, and it’s coming out on October 17 through Glassnote. Some other songs on the album are “Como un Pájaro,” which just got a nod for Best Singer-Songwriter Song at the 2025 Latin Grammy Awards, “Lila Alelí,” “Dime,” and “No Te Vayas Sin Saber.” Honestly, that’s a pretty cool mix of tracks. Sometimes, when you listen to music like this, it feels like a rainy day but in a good way.
