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The 12 pages that link to Clave (rhythm), each with the reason it gives.

• RhythmBroader topic: Clave demonstrates how one repeated pattern can coordinate an ensemble's rhythmic parts.

• Salsa musicRelated: The clave pattern provides a rhythmic framework for many salsa arrangements.

• Latin popRelated: Clave-derived patterns connect some Latin pop arrangements to Afro-Cuban rhythmic practice.

• BoleroRelated: Clave patterns and related rhythmic principles inform many Cuban boleros.

• Son cubanoRelated: Its two-part pattern anchors the interlocking rhythms of son.

• Afro-Cuban musicRelated: Its repeating timeline coordinates melodies and percussion across many Afro-Cuban styles.

• Latin jazzRelated: The clave pattern anchors many Afro-Cuban arrangements while improvisation unfolds around it.

• Cuban rumbaRelated: Rumba performers coordinate percussion, singing, and movement around related clave patterns.

• Bongo drumRelated: Bongo patterns are shaped by the underlying rhythmic direction of clave.

• SalsaRelated: Salsa dancers and musicians orient phrasing around the underlying clave structure.

• Music of CubaRelated: Its timeline patterns anchor ensembles across several Cuban genres.

• Music of Latin AmericaRelated: Clave provides a rhythmic framework for genres such as son and salsa.