Unless your language is tonal, those are way too many sounds for a language. Most of the variations should be focused on vowels, because those are the most flexible. Consonants on the other hand, there are only several types of consonants that exist in human speech, but the variations between them are pretty much aspirated, voiced, and gutteral ones.
But to really spice things up, copy Xhosa and add some clicking consonants. Also, on the Canary Islands, I believe there is a language that is based off of Spanish, but all of the vowels and consonants are whistling noises.