The last 8 selections on the album were recorded a few years later, and were the result of Torres deciding to form his own smaller group, Algo Nuevo, with several of his musical friends. His own playing is much more in evidence here, and he also changed focus a little, as most of these cuts are for the Súper-Son dance form. The music is much lighter in tone and livelier than the first bunch, with occasional vocalizations, clapping hands, and a more spontaneous feel. The Latin beat is also kicked up several notches, with congas and other drums taking over a lot of the rhythm.

In this group we also see the appearance of several well-known Latin standards, such as "Bésame Mucho" and "Malagueña", but with a fiery pace to their arrangements that provides something new. Good stuff. My favorite of this group was probably "Chimbombo". It's a spirited piece filled with infectious percussive play.

Simply put, I liked this album a lot. It's not only an enjoyable listening experience, but it also evokes the spirit of the era of big band Latin music. (And it's a double too!) Highly recommended.

1. Si Te Contara [Bolero]
2. Añorado Encuentro [Bolero]
3. Sí, Déjame Mirarte [Bolero]
4. Mangle [Bolero Tropical]
5. Pequeña Serenata Diurna [Canción]
6. Cuenta Conmigo [Bolero]
7. Terrible Sueño [Bolero]
8. Y Es Verdad [Bolero]
9. En Los Días Invernales [Bolero]
10. Tonada N° 1 [Bolero Cha]
11. ¿Por Qué No Te Besé? [Bolero]
12. Encuéntrate [Bolero]
13. Malagueña [Súper-Son]
14. Bésame Mucho [Súper-Son]
15. Chimbombo [Súper-Son]
16. Para Vigo Me Voy/Frenesí/El Bodeguero [Súper-Son]
17. Siboney [Súper-Son]
18. Son Naciente [Súper-Son]
19. Dame un Traguito [Súper-Son]
20. Cumbanchero/Drume Negrita/El Manisero [Súper-Son]