You always know it's a La Maquinaria Norteña corrido when Keith Nieto's saxophone kicks in. His trademark fanfares and melodies suffuse the long-running New Mexico quintet's new release, which buzzes with a loose energy that proves irresistible even if you're not necessarily a fan of old-school norteño. While it's not a game-changing statement compared to the various innovative albums in the band's catalog, this breezy detour captures the vibe Maquinaria exudes on stage, whether through an uproarious sax-and-accordion throwdown on "Faltaste" or the harmonies that out-emote the already dramatic brass on "Hoy."