Preferably, to concentrate on sound and mood, it's equally as rich. This is the biggest joy of Latin jazz, no shame in dancing. The playing here is everything one would expect from the best in the biz, and more. Great percussion and piano are what draws me to come closer to gather in more instrumental treats. It's got everything necessary to keep listeners at attention.
Saxophones swirl in friendly competition with everyone else musically cheering the players on.
The trademark vocals and highly charged trumpets make this something to play over and over. Enter the tenor sax teasing like a mischievous lover. The piano solo settles it down a bit as if to tell the others to behave. The horn players are the stars here, but that doesn't take away from the other musicians at all. They just stole the show on this track.