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Silvana Estrada Launches Expanded Edition of Latin Grammy-Nominated Vendrán Suaves Lluvias, Shares M. Ward Collab: Stream

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    Silvana Estrada is giving her acclaimed 2025 album Vendrán Suaves Lluvias a new chapter. The Mexican singer-songwriter has launched an expanded edition of the record titled Vendrán Suaves Lluvias (y el tiempo prudente) with the release of two new songs, “Pensarte” and “Todo Baila,” the latter featuring American musician M. Ward.

    Both tracks were previewed earlier this week in a Gallery Sessions performance. The tracks mark the beginning of a gradual expansion of the album with Estrada confirming on Instagram that more surprises will be added over the coming months. The announcement follows Estrada’s six nominations at the 2026 Latin Grammys, including Album of the Year, Song of the Year, and Record of the Year.

    “Todo Baila” was written during the pandemic with Dominican singer-songwriter Alex Ferreira and originally intended for Vendrán Suaves Lluvias. The longtime collaborators recently reunited at Ferreira’s debut NPR Tiny Desk Concert, where Estrada joined him for the closing song, “Me Pierdo Contigo.”

    After shelving “Todo Baila,” Estrada revisited it with Ward, whom she met in Lisbon in 2023. The She & Him musician contributed English-language verses, vocals, and acoustic guitar.

    “When we dance, all of that moves with us,” Estrada said in a statement about the song’s exploration of joy, pain, and uncertainty. “I find it beautiful to think of dancing as a way of embracing our entire existence, of celebrating both the good and the bad without having to leave anything behind.”

    Stream Silvana Estrada’s new singles “Pensarte” and “Todo Baila” below.

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