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The 11 pages that link to Afro-Cuban music, each with the reason it gives.

• PolyrhythmRelated: Afro-Cuban ensembles use interlocking rhythmic parts and recurring timelines.

• Salsa musicNarrower topic: Its rhythms and performance practices underpin many salsa styles.

• Celia CruzNarrower topic: Cruz’s repertoire drew on Afro-Cuban musical foundations and carried them to broad audiences.

• SanteríaRelated: Santería’s rhythms and songs have influenced, and remain distinct from, secular Cuban music.

• Latin musicRelated: Its rhythms and instruments anchor major Cuban styles within the wider category.

• Afro-Cuban jazzNarrower topic: This broader tradition contains the rhythmic and instrumental sources adapted by Afro-Cuban jazz.

• Clave (rhythm)Narrower topic: Clave’s organizing role belongs to this wider musical history.

• Yoruba musicRelated: Cuban religious and popular styles preserve and transform Yoruba-derived rhythms and songs.

• Jaco PastoriusRelated: Afro-Cuban rhythmic ideas inform Pastorius’s bass lines and percussion-rich compositions.

• Alejo CarpentierRelated: His musicological work and fiction repeatedly engage Cuba’s African-derived musical traditions.

• Bongo drumNarrower topic: The bongo’s rhythms developed within Cuba’s interwoven African and Spanish musical cultures.