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    Silvana Estrada Announces Tour, Shares New “Dime” Video


    Silvana Estrada has announced a tour in support of her forthcoming new album, Vendrán Suaves Lluvias. Following a Colombian festival appearance next month, the Mexican musician will play European concerts in October and November, followed by North American shows that stretch into next year. See the artist’s tour schedule below.

    Along with the tour news, Estrada has shared a music video for her recent single “Dime.” She made the visual with co-director Edwin Erazo and choreographer Carla Segovia at Mexico City’s Laguna. Watch the new video below.

    Vendrán Suaves Lluvias is out October 17 via Glassnote. The album will follow 2022’s Marchita.

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    Silvana Estrada: Vendrán Suaves Lluvias Tour

    Silvana Estrada:

    09-13 Bogotá, Colombia – Festival Cordillera
    10-10 Madrid, Spain – Plaza Mayor
    10-23 Zurich, Switzerland – Papiersaal
    10-25 Kaltern, Italy – Kaltern Pop
    10-26 Munich, Germany – Black Box
    10-28 Vienna, Austria – B72
    10-30 Budapest, Hungary – Bush Festival
    11-01 Prague, Czech Republic – Prague Sounds
    11-04 Copenhagen, Denmark – DR Studio 3
    11-05 Oslo, Norway – Riksscenen
    11-06 Stockholm, Sweden – Nalen Club
    11-08 Reykjavik, Iceland – Iceland Airwaves
    11-21 Washington, D.C. – 930 *
    11-23 New York, NY – Webster Hall *
    11-24 Montreal, Quebec – Théâtre Beanfield *
    11-26 Toronto, Ontario – The Mod Club *
    11-28 Chicago, IL – Thalia Hall *
    12-02 San Francisco, CA – The Fillmore *
    12-05 Los Angeles, CA – Belasco *
    01-15 Puebla, Mexico – Teatro Principal de Puebla
    01-23 Guadalajara, Mexico – Teatro Diana
    01-27 Mexico City, Mexico – Teatro Metropólitan
    02-07 Monterrey, Mexico – Auditorio Rio 70
    02-12 León, Mexico – Teatro Manuel Doblado
    02-14 Xalapa, Mexico – Teatro del Estado “Gral. Ignacio de la Llave”
    02-19 Mérida, Mexico – Palacio de la Música
    02-21 Cancún, Mexico – Auditorio Stoa

    * with Bedouine





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