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The 10 pages that link to Latin jazz, each with the reason it gives.

• Salsa musicCompared with: Its shared musicians and rhythmic vocabulary reveal salsa’s close but distinct relationship with jazz.

• MamboRelated: Mambo arrangements became a major foundation for the development of Latin jazz.

• Afro-Cuban jazzNarrower topic: Afro-Cuban jazz is a major branch of this wider musical family.

• Afro-Cuban musicNarrower topic: Afro-Cuban music is one of Latin jazz’s most influential foundations.

• Tito PuenteNarrower topic: Puente’s recordings and arranging helped establish Latin jazz as a prominent musical tradition.

• Antônio Carlos JobimRelated: Bossa nova recordings featuring Jobim expanded jazz musicians’ engagement with Brazilian rhythms.

• Bongo drumRelated: Bongos contribute Cuban percussion colors to many Latin jazz settings.

• Chick CoreaRelated: Latin rhythms shape “Spain” and many Return to Forever performances.

• Pérez PradoRelated: Prado’s orchestral experiments belong to the broader exchange between Cuban music and jazz.

• CachaoNarrower topic: Cachao’s bass and jam-session work connected Cuban dance music with jazz improvisation.