Sabré Olvidar (I Will Know How to Forget) is Silvana Estrada’s heartfelt declaration that pain does not get the last word. Singing over gentle Latin folk harmonies, she turns the act of forgetting into an act of courage: silence becomes a choice, a smile becomes a weapon, and distance becomes medicine. Each verse shows her trading bitterness for bravery, promising herself she will callar, bailar, gritar – stay quiet, dance, then shout – until joy fills every corner of her life again.
The chorus flips heartbreak on its head. Rather than begging for her ex’s return, Silvana wishes them a new love who can truly sing, cry, and even steal hearts. That generous wish frees her to “abandonar mi artillería” and embrace the horizon, symbolizing a fresh start. In just a few poetic lines, the song moves from sorrow to sunlight, reminding listeners that forgetting is not erasing memories but reclaiming the future with bold, melodic grace.
Silvana Estrada is a gifted Mexican musician and songwriter born in Coatepec, Veracruz in 1997. Raised by luthier parents, she grew up surrounded by music and discovered her passion early, embracing the Venezuelan cuatro as her signature instrument. Her soulful voice and heartfelt compositions blend jazz influences with Latin American folk traditions, inspired by legends like Billie Holiday and Chavela Vargas.
Since 2017, Silvana has captivated audiences with her enchanting albums, including Marchita (2022), her acclaimed solo debut. She has collaborated with acclaimed artists such as Charlie Hunter, Natalia Lafourcade, and Mon Laferte, earning recognition like the Latin Grammy Award for Best New Artist in 2022. Silvana Estrada’s music is a beautiful journey through vulnerability and strength, connecting deeply with listeners around the world.