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The 12 pages that link to Afro-Cuban jazz, each with the reason it gives.

• BebopRelated: Gillespie’s collaborations connected bebop musicians with Afro-Cuban musical practices.

• Dizzy GillespieRelated: Gillespie helped bring these rhythmic traditions into modern jazz.

• Clave (rhythm)Related: Its arranged and improvised parts often maintain an audible relationship to clave.

• Afro-Cuban musicBroader topic: It brings Cuban rhythmic traditions into dialogue with jazz ensembles and improvisation.

• Latin jazzBroader topic: This branch established many of the genre's best-known rhythmic conventions.

• Tito PuenteNarrower topic: Puente’s work joined Cuban rhythmic traditions with jazz-oriented ensemble writing.

• Afro-Cuban cultureRelated: The style carries Afro-Cuban rhythmic practices into transnational jazz.

• Rubén BladesRelated: Its broader rhythmic and ensemble heritage helps explain the musical world surrounding salsa.

• Bongo drumRelated: Bongo patterns can anchor its Cuban rhythmic foundation.

• Benny MoréRelated: Moré’s big-band sound developed amid the same cross-pollination of Cuban and jazz-influenced music.

• CachaoNarrower topic: Cachao’s descargas helped establish a space where Cuban rhythm and jazz improvisation met.

• Music of CubaBroader topic: It shows how Cuban rhythmic practice can organize a jazz ensemble.