Daily Edit | Sep 19

Next month, Silvana Estrada releases Vendrán Suaves Lluvias. She’s now shared the fifth and final preview of the new album. “This is a song born out of pain, and, above all, out of humor, as a way to cope with it,” Estrada said of “Good Luck, Good Night” in a press statement. “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.” -Pitchfork

9 / 19 / 2025

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