1. Afro-Cu
2. Silent Island
3. Bem-Be-Cu
4. Chuqui Bambo
5. Piranha
6. Angry Drums
7. Goro-Gu
8. Coro-Coro
9. Baca-Vaca
10. Wa-Wan-Co
11. Jungle Dream
12. Chango

A disciple of mambo innovator Perez Prado, the Cuban-born Modesto Duran was a pivotal figure in Latin dance music's transitionary mid-century period. His gentle slaps can be heard across dozens of 1950s mega-sellers, from Esquivel to Belafonte, Eartha Kitt to Lena Horne. On his 1960 solo debut, Duran gathers a who's who of conga-men, including Mongo Santamaría, Willie Bobo, and Juan Cheda, delivering a cinematic and percussive melange of afro-Cuban, cha cha, and exotic jazz styles for the discerning listener.